Country Life 21 October 2020
Country Life 21 October 2020 looks at landscape photography, cocker spaniels and a castle on Harris.


Find out more:
COCKER SPANIELS: Katy Birchall finds out more about the perennially popular breed.
LANDSCAPE PHOTOGRAPHER OF THE YEAR: Country Life's picture editor Lucy Ford chooses her favourites.
AMHUINNSUIDHE CASTLE: Nope, we don't know how to pronounce it either. But David Profumo does — he tells the tale.
FERMENTATION: John Wright on the happy accident of brewing through the ages.
QUANTOCK HILLS: Our AONB series continues.
STUBTON HALL: Jeremy Musson pens this week's architecture piece.
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CHRYSANTHEMUMS: Cheerful, reliable and fashionable once more.
INTERIORS: A Wiltshire drawing room.
NICK HERBERT'S FAVOURITE PAINTING: A Crucifixion scene.
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