Country Life 2 October 2019
Country Life 2 October 2019 looks at the Georgians, visits a Northern Ireland landmark, walks Northumberland and cooks with butternut squash.


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PROPERTY: 71 pages of the finest properties, in Britain and across the world.
THE GEORGIANS: Their finest architecture — and their woeful Parliament, which makes the 2019 vintage not seem quite so bad.
HILLSBOROUGH CASTLE: The revival of this superb landmark in Northern Ireland.
SHOOTING LIFE: Gundogs as pets and the perfect country sports car.
ANIMAL MAGIC: A water buffalo on a British farm.
AUTUMN SEASON GUIDE: What to wear, and how to survive.
Exquisite houses, the beauty of Nature, and how to get the most from your life, straight to your inbox.
WALKING LIFE: Northumberland offers solace to Fiona Reynolds.
POTTERY: Traditional methods are still thriving in Burleigh.
BUTTERNUT SQUASH: The perfect winter warming dish.
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