Country Life 15 July 2020
Country Life 15 July 2020 looks at the ultimate home office, how travel is restarting around the world and a 47 million-year-old sunflower.

BRITAIN'S AONBs: Kate Green on Nidderdale.
ARCHITECTURE: The ultimate home office? Nicholas Coleridge's folly at Wolverton.
NATURE: The eel, under threat.
TRAVEL: As the world gets going again, we look at the latest in the travel industry.
PROPERTY: A house where Charles I holed up, and the best homes on the market.
MY FAVOURITE PAINTING: Robert Adam, architect.
PLANTS: A 47 million-year-old sunflower.
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GARDENS: Fun with fountains.
INTERIORS: A country-inspired bedroom.
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