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The Countryman Magazine April Issue 2023 Back Issue

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Nature’s iron will. Siân Ellis explores a World Heritage Site where Nature has reclaimed the ruins of industry

Maker of the month. Owen Jones oak swill maker

A welcome springtime sight. John Akeroyd on the cultural icon that is the daffodil

The return of a favourite. Ian Parsons marvels at the antics of a seasonal visitor

The art of the sailmaker. Andrew Millham profiles the enduring craft of sailmaking

Dramatic consequences. Willow Winsham considers the folklore and superstition surrounding the theatre

A rare survivor. Lin Bensley visits the historic Gunton Park Sawmill

Reaping what you sow. Conservation volunteer Ben Taylor joined a free buglife workshop and learned to scythe

Tumbling towards extinction? The much-loved lapwing is in trouble, says James Lowen

The wisdom of elders. Alexandra Pearce-Broomhead celebrates a once-revered tree

Hats off to craft. Simone Stanbrook-Byrne meets the studio of milliner Janet Williams

Conservation. news and views From around the country

Simnel cakes. A recipe from Mrs Simkins

Glorious Britain. The Sacred Garden, Anglesey.

Take a peep inside. Philip Stott encourages us to inspect the fascinating cowsl
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April Issue 2023 Nature’s iron will. Siân Ellis explores a World Heritage Site where Nature has reclaimed the ruins of industry Maker of the month. Owen Jones oak swill maker A welcome springtime sight. John Akeroyd on the cultural icon that is the daffodil The return of a favourite. Ian Parsons marvels at the antics of a seasonal visitor The art of the sailmaker. Andrew Millham profiles the enduring craft of sailmaking Dramatic consequences. Willow Winsham considers the folklore and superstition surrounding the theatre A rare survivor. Lin Bensley visits the historic Gunton Park Sawmill Reaping what you sow. Conservation volunteer Ben Taylor joined a free buglife workshop and learned to scythe Tumbling towards extinction? The much-loved lapwing is in trouble, says James Lowen The wisdom of elders. Alexandra Pearce-Broomhead celebrates a once-revered tree Hats off to craft. Simone Stanbrook-Byrne meets the studio of milliner Janet Williams Conservation. news and views From around the country Simnel cakes. A recipe from Mrs Simkins Glorious Britain. The Sacred Garden, Anglesey. Take a peep inside. Philip Stott encourages us to inspect the fascinating cowsl


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Nature’s iron will. Siân Ellis explores a World Heritage Site where Nature has reclaimed the ruins of industry

Maker of the month. Owen Jones oak swill maker

A welcome springtime sight. John Akeroyd on the cultural icon that is the daffodil

The return of a favourite. Ian Parsons marvels at the antics of a seasonal visitor

The art of the sailmaker. Andrew Millham profiles the enduring craft of sailmaking

Dramatic consequences. Willow Winsham considers the folklore and superstition surrounding the theatre

A rare survivor. Lin Bensley visits the historic Gunton Park Sawmill

Reaping what you sow. Conservation volunteer Ben Taylor joined a free buglife workshop and learned to scythe

Tumbling towards extinction? The much-loved lapwing is in trouble, says James Lowen

The wisdom of elders. Alexandra Pearce-Broomhead celebrates a once-revered tree

Hats off to craft. Simone Stanbrook-Byrne meets the studio of milliner Janet Williams

Conservation. news and views From around the country

Simnel cakes. A recipe from Mrs Simkins

Glorious Britain. The Sacred Garden, Anglesey.

Take a peep inside. Philip Stott encourages us to inspect the fascinating cowsl
read more read less
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