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A fine trek to chalk off...
Enjoy far-reaching views on this challenging walk through Blackmore Vale’s dairy and agricultural farming landscape
What's cooking?
Fresh styles and innovative ideas to inspire that dream kitchen
IN THE MAKING
The Frome Independent was genuinely one of the reasons I came to live in the town,” says Helen Bakunowicz.
Putting the best hoof forward
For some people, horses are far more than just pets – they can be highly valuable, with price tags in excess of tens of thousands of pounds
Wellow
In our special series Catherine Courtenay takes a look at the village life in Somerset
Walking through the streets of Wellington
CATHERINE COURTENAY takes a look at some of the notable buildings that lie hidden among the streets of Wellington
Bon appétit Bath
Bath’s varied food and drink scene makes it one of the best foodie cities in the country. VISIT BATH highlights some favourite places to eat, drink and buy locally-made goodies
SOMERSET'S SECRET GARDENS
Somerset’s gardens are as beautiful and varied as the county itself, discovers author ABIGAIL WILLIS
LET'S TALK ABOUT- Harvest mice
Pauline Kidner , founder of Somerset animal charity Secret World, talks all things wildlife with us
CREAM TEA TREKS
Tea and walking are a perfect partnership, so SIMONE STANBROOK-BYRNE goes in search of the best Somerset cream teas
Alfresco dining
With lockdown restrictions lifted, Somerset’s restaurants and pubs are back in business and many saw a demand for outside dining. CATHERINE COURTENAY uncovers a few of the county’s alfresco delights
Open once again
Garden visits as part of the National Gardens Scheme have been on hold, but some Devon gardens have tentatively been reopening and raising much needed funds for charity, discovers CATHERINE COURTENAY
Mosaic of life
Exeter’s grande dame of mosaic art Elaine M Goodwin reflects on a 50 year career and the work that has made her an icon
Offshore investment
Hotels don’t come much more iconic than Burgh Island, the infamous Art Deco retreat visited by many well-known figures of the 20th Century. CHRISSY HARRIS talks to the new owner to find out what today’s guests can expect
Moo-ving on up!
Most of us are unaware of where our daily milk comes from. ANNE BRUNNER-ELLIS visits an enterprising dairy in South Devon and tastes milk as it should be
On the rise
The North Devon harbour town of Ilfracombe is on the crest of a wave with exciting plans on the horizon, writes CATHERINE COURTENAY
Curtain up again...
The Flavel Arts Centre in Dartmouth is planning to re-open on 1 September, despite the challenges presented by the COVID-19 pandemic, writes LINDSAY ELLWOOD
Going with the flow...
Residents reveal the ebb and flow of life on Aveton Gifford’s tidal road to BRADLEY GERRARD, alongside its deep history and fantastic wildlife
Blowing the whistle on sexism
JUDI SPIERS talks to Julie Knight, the only female football referee in the Devon and Exeter Men’s League
Animal magic
A Devon wildlife park tells SALLY LEARMOUTH how the kindness of strangers helped them survive lockdown without any income to feed their 500 animals
NATURAL Wonder
With its bountiful sands, surf and seafood, the Bassin d’Arcachon provides the perfect off-season escape, as Alison Weeks discovers
Small is BEAUTIFUL
Among the Corbières vineyards, a dynamic duo is helping to transform winemaking in Languedoc-Roussillon, finds Dominic Rippon
Say CHEESE
Sarah Heath visits a traditional fromagerie in Tarn and discovers why artisan cheese always takes pride of place at French dinner tables
SARAH BERNHARDT
International star of stage and screen,Sarah Bernhardt captured the world’s attention as the original acting diva, writes Helen Parkinson
Saddle Sure
Following in the footsteps and cycle tracks of his hero T. E. Lawrence, Todd Mauer travels from Dordogne to Haute-Vienne stopping off at landmarks along the way
BERGERAC
Sandra Haurant is charmed by the historic queen of the Périgord Pourpre
BEES' KNEES
Alison Hughes explores the ingenious tradition of France’smurs à abeilles, an ancient practice for modern times
COTE- D'OR
Helen Parkson raises a glass to Burgundy’s vinous heart
ANNECY
Jan Mitchell enjoys a waterside wander through the Venice of the Alps
Stars In Your Eyes
From secret beaches to celebrity boules or supping on cocktails, Heidi Fuller-love takes a whirlwind tour of the places where the stars flee from the paparazzi during Cannes’ hottest festival