Country Life 14 October 2020
Country Life 14 October 2020 delights in dahlias, visits Cadenham Manor, marvels at Hampton Court and much more.


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DELIGHTFUL DAHLIAS: Alan Titchmarsh on the cheerful flower.
OLD HOUSE, NEW KITCHEN: Giles Kime on wonderful kitchens in beautiful old houses.
THE WONDERFULLY CRAZY CHURCHES OF WALES: Set into cliff-faces, inaccessible at high tide and many more besides.
STANLEY SPENCER: A tangled love life that left behind remarkable art.
CARLA CARLISLE: Our columnist remembers when presidential debates were rather more, and even less, presidential than in 2020.
HAMPTON COURT'S GREAT HALL PART 2: John Goodall finishes his work.
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RATTAN: Easy on the eye, easy on the body. (Not so much on the wallet.)
LOVELY LEEKS: Tom Parker-Bowles salutes mild, sweet and versatile veg.
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