
Mark Hedges
Mark grew up in the Cotswolds and began his career as a gold prospector. He became editor-in-chief of Country Life in 2006, having previously been in charge of more than 50 magazines, including Horse & Hound. He attributes his success to David Bowie and fly-fishing.
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The search for the next wonder horse
As Tattersalls celebrates its 250th birthday, Mark Hedges reports on the potent alchemy of horseflesh and hope in this theatre of dreams
By Mark Hedges Published
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Country mouse considers the danger of giant hogweed
Handle with care.
By Mark Hedges Published
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Country mouse spots a hedgehog
Sightings to savour.
By Mark Hedges Published
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Country mouse goes trout fishing
Tempting trout.
By Mark Hedges Published
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Country mouse celebrate high summer
No time to waste.
By Mark Hedges Published
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Country mouse goes fishing on the River Rother
Rother wonderful.
By Mark Hedges Published
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Country mouse calls for restrained verge trimming
Razing the roof.
By Mark Hedges Published
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Country mouse considers the Shakespeare discovery
Country mouse considers the debate surrounding the astonishing Shakespeare discovery.
By Mark Hedges Published
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Country mouse studies the snake's head fritillary
History in the making.
By Mark Hedges Published
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Country mouse asks the Conservatives to improve rural Britain
Country mouse considers the election result.
By Mark Hedges Published
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Country mouse celebrates the wonder of May
Country mouse wanders through the bluebells.
By Mark Hedges Published
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Wood anemones: The sun worshipping wildflowers that spread that a glacial pace
Country mouse wanders through the bluebells.
By Mark Hedges Published
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The enduring brilliance of the Range Rover
Sand, sea or snow? No problem.
By Mark Hedges Published
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Country mouse celebrates spring
Country mouse revels in the joys of the new season.
By Mark Hedges Published
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Country mouse is captivated by a barn owl
Country mouse admires a new resident, which hunts the fallow fields for voles at dawn and dusk.
By Mark Hedges Published
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Country mouse gains a new feline friend
Country mouse has been adopted by a ginger tom.
By Mark Hedges Published
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Country mouse campaigns against litter louts
Country mouse is appalled by litter on the roads.
By Mark Hedges Published
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Country mouse laments lost words
Country mouse considers the words that have been culled from the latest Oxford Junior Dictionary.
By Mark Hedges Published
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Country mouse celebrates spring
Country mouse looks forward to spring.
By Mark Hedges Published
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Country mouse observes the increasing numbers of seagulls
Country mouse considers the seagulls populating the countryside in increasing numbers.
By Mark Hedges Published
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Country mouse considers Valentine's Day in the animal kingdom
Country mouse considers the romantic patterns of animals.
By Mark Hedges Published
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Country mouse denounces those who disrespect nature
Country mouse is saddened by the modern human condition that treats the countryside as if it were a rubbish dump.
By Mark Hedges Published
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Country mouse champions cartoonists
Country mouse considers the importance of cartoons.
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Country mouse reflects on 2014
Country mouse reflects on the past year.
By Mark Hedges Published