Country Life 21 August 2019
Country Life 21 August 2019 looks at Corgis, blackberries and growing perfect veg.


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CORGIS: 'Such smashing little dogs.'
ANTIQUES IN THE KITCHEN: How the former can transform the latter.
KITCHEN GARDEN COOK: Rocket, anyone?
PROPERTY: The finest houses on the market.
GROW PERFECT VEG: Think better, not bigger, says Steven Desmond.
ANIMAL MAGIC: The famed swans of Abbotsbury.
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BLACKBERRIES: How to make the most of this seasonal fruit.
FAVOURITE PAINTING: Guy Oliver's selection.
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