Deborah Nicholls-Lee
Deborah Nicholls-Lee is a freelance feature writer who swapped a career in secondary education for journalism during a 14-year stint in Amsterdam. There, she wrote travel stories for The Times, The Guardian and The Independent; created commercial copy; and produced features on culture and society for a national news site. Now back in the British countryside, she is a regular contributor for BBC Culture, Sussex Life Magazine, and, of course, Country Life, in whose pages she shares her enthusiasm for Nature, history and art.
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'There was a 70ft hole beneath where the children were playing': The ups and downs of having a well on your propertyDiscovering a well on your property can be viewed as a blessing or a curse, but all’s well that ends well, says Deborah Nicholls-Lee, as she examines the benefits of a personal water supply.
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This Victorian boozy blackberry cordial is as good today as it was 150 years ago. Here's how to make it.Deborah Nicholls-Lee has been delving into the history of the blackberry, and discovered a brandy-enhanced blackberry cordial recipe from Victorian cook Phyllis Browne.
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