Country Life 20 November 2019
In the Country Life 20 November 2019 we play cricket at Lord's, decide on the restoration of the decade and get to know the penguins at London Zoo.
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THE RESTORATION OF THE DECADE?: Our favourite restoration projects, chosen by leading conservationists.
PENNY-FARTHINGS: Why this dinosaur is back in the spotlight.
PAGES THROUGH THE AGES: A talk with Caroline Bendix, library conservator.
ANIMAL MAGIC: London Zoo's penguins.
COWS EARS: Lend your lugholes to Jamie Blackett.
CRICKET AT LORD'S: James Fisher learns to play ball at the home of the beautiful, yet cruel game.
Exquisite houses, the beauty of Nature, and how to get the most from your life, straight to your inbox.
HISTORIC HOUSES KITCHEN AWARD: See the winner.
TRAVEL: A weekend in Berlin and a long stay in St Moritz.
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'I bought it without telling Victoria. She didn’t want another project... I sat her down, gave her a vodka and tonic and told her what I’d done': David Beckham tells Alan Titchmarsh about his Cotswolds home and gardenOn an open and windswept tract of land in Oxfordshire, where once stood some derelict barns and a lone maple tree, our guest editor Sir David Beckham has created a haven for his family and his honeybees. Photographs by Clive Nichols and Millie Pilkington.
