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What On Earth Has Happened To All Our Brideways?
BBC Countryfile Magazine

What On Earth Has Happened To All Our Brideways?

Hugh Thomson takes a mule across the country to find that off-road travel on horseback is a mounting challenge

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November 2017
A Miller's Tale
BBC Countryfile Magazine

A Miller's Tale

Enjoy an absorbing autumnal amble en route to a striking post-industrial landscape veiled by Peak District woodland, says Neil Coates

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November 2017
Discover the Wildside of the Cotswolds
BBC Countryfile Magazine

Discover the Wildside of the Cotswolds

Forget golden stone and chocolate-box charm, says Ellie Harrison.Behind the glossy rural glamour of Gloucestershire lies great untamed beauty – swathes of ancient land thrumming with raw nature.You just have to know where to find it...

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March 2017
Adam's Best Friends
BBC Countryfile Magazine

Adam's Best Friends

The Countryfile farmer recalls how the dogs of his childhood led to a lifelong affection for canine companions

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December 2017
Sara Maitland
BBC Countryfile Magazine

Sara Maitland

Why do we pine for Christmas trees at this time of year?

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December 2017
Fact And Fiction- The Real Robin
BBC Countryfile Magazine

Fact And Fiction- The Real Robin

This red-breasted bird is closely associated with the festive season. Yet, as naturalist Stephen Moss reveals in his new book, our cute Christmas companion has a far darker and more fascinating side

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December 2017
BBC Countryfile Magazine

The South Downs

Chalk hills roll and plunge into frosty combes, cool mists swirl around wooded slopes and cosy villages await winter wanderers. Pull on your boots and scarf to explore the South Downs this January.

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January 2018
BBC Countryfile Magazine

Walking With​​​​​​​ Wolves

Matt Maynard goes on the trail of wolves in Sweden, and asks – what is the interaction between these resurging predators and rural communities? And what does the Swedish example say about wolves returning close to our own door?

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January 2018
Secrets Of The Hillforts
BBC Countryfile Magazine

Secrets Of The Hillforts

Ancient earthworks steeped in mystery wind around the summits of many prominent British hills. Who built these strange structures, and why?

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January 2018
BBC Countryfile Magazine

Walk: South Stack, Anglesey Avian Adventure

Julie Brominicks takes to the cli s of north-west Wales, a dramatic coastline where great northern divers surf wild waves and Arctic skuas bravely soar.

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January 2018
A Vet's Guide To Country Dogs
BBC Countryfile Magazine

A Vet's Guide To Country Dogs

After two decades of working as a rural veterinary surgeon, mostly at James Herriot’s old North Yorkshire practice in Thirsk, Julian Norton has learned a thing or two about dogs. Here he shares some tales and useful tips...

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March 2018
Discover Southern Bliss
BBC Countryfile Magazine

Discover Southern Bliss

When winter days are at their darkest, summer seems a long way off. Cheer yourself up with daydreams of a perfect seaside break, walking the shores of Cornwall’s Lizard Peninsula.

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February 2017
Fragile Beauty
BBC Countryfile Magazine

Fragile Beauty

The delicate avocet is a now common sight on Britain’s coasts but it took an accident of wartime and a top secret mission to rescue this graceful bird from extinction.

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February 2017
Lament Of The Nightingale
BBC Countryfile Magazine

Lament Of The Nightingale

That song – beautiful, fluting, magical – has entranced listeners for thousands of years. But the nightingales’ call is growing fainter, and these guardians of the dark are facing their last stand.

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April 2017
All Together for the Furry Dance...
BBC Countryfile Magazine

All Together for the Furry Dance...

Every May, thousands of people take to streets of Helston for a Cornish festival that’s “bigger than Christmas”. Ian Vince explains the strange fascination of an ancient rite.

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May 2017
Nature's Poet
BBC Countryfile Magazine

Nature's Poet

A century ago, war took the life of Edward Thomas, one of Britain’s greatest nature writers. But his luminous poetry and prose attracts admirers to this day. Anna Stenning tells his story.

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May 2017
BBC Countryfile Magazine

Sara Maitland

Contemplating the tides – wild forces that are forever changing yet always predictable 

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August 2017
BBC Countryfile Magazine

Tree Top Acrobat

Red squirrels are cherished but greys despised. Is this fair? It’s time to get to know the high-flying world of these two kings of the canopy– and perhaps learn to love them both, says Dominic Couzens

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October 2017
Private Life Of The Rabbit Man
BBC Countryfile Magazine

Private Life Of The Rabbit Man

Life on a wild Welsh island drew Ronald Lockley to a career as a naturalist, during which he won an Oscar and inspired the classic novel Watership Down

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December 2017
John Craven
BBC Countryfile Magazine

John Craven

Happiness Is...A Craven Community

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December 2017
BBC Countryfile Magazine

England's Snowiest Place

In search of a white Christmas? In England, your best chance is the spectacular frozen uplands of the North Pennines, reports Mark Sutcliffe.

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December 2017
Bill Bailey
BBC Countryfile Magazine

Bill Bailey

The comedian and actor discusses the creative power of walking, the necessity of a thermos of tea and his grand plan to tour the Thames by paddle board 

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December 2017

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