Landscape - Spring 2016

In this issue

Lancashire’s natural sand castles

Painting the mysterious beauty of hares

Sapphires of the woodland floor

THE EASTER WIND FLOWER - The appealing displays of Pulsatilla vulgaris’ small colourful flowers are worth the special care this delicate plant needs

Lemon and raspberry meringue tart

THE GENTLE TOUCH - With subtle tones and smooth curves, an Essex garden quietly celebrates spring

CAPTURING THE DANCE OF LIFE - A wildlife artist uses her observations of wild hares to create paintings imbued with the animal’s spirit.

TRIO OF BUNNIES - Squares of knitting, crochet or fabric are used to create this family of rabbits

THE HIGH NOTES - The silver song of the skylark pours down from the sky over open countryside.

A STROLL THROUGH INDUSTRIAL HISTORY - A walk round a West Yorkshire mill workers’ village and along a leafy canal rovides a view of Britain’s 19th century achievements

Landscape Magazine Description:

Appreciate everything that nature creates and inspires

LandScape magazine is a breath of fresh air, capturing the very best of every season.
Every two months, join us to:
- Celebrate the joy of the garden
- Learn simple seasonal recipes
- Enjoy traditional British crafts
- Wonder at the beauty of nature and the countryside
The magazine is a haven from the pressures of modern living; a chance to slow down... and most importantly, a reminder of the good things in life.
Take time to appreciate everything that nature creates and inspires.