Country Life 24 October 2018 explores our top tipples, the magic of unicorns and helps you to find your sporting soulmate.
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THE COUPLE THAT SHOOTS TOGETHER: Is a shared love of fieldsports is a good base for a lasting relationship?
TRAVEL: Fishing in Colorado.
UNICORNS: Ian Morgan on the ubiquitous beasts.
FAVOURITE PAINTING: Adam Zamoyski selects a canine portrait of his wife.
SHOOTING FROM THE HIP: Flora Watkins salutes the hip flask.
LIVING NATIONAL TREASURE: Grave digger.
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ALL TIED UP: The ability to tie a decent knot is a valuable one, says John Wright.
FOWL PLAY: Simon Hopkinson shares with us a gorgeous recipe of roast fowl with lemon, oregano and garlic.
INTERIORS: Inspiration comes form the kitchen of Lanhydrock in Cornwall.
LIVING LARGE: A new Mercedes is all Charles Rangeley-Wilson needs.
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‘Activities are of the derring-do variety, and the weather is unreliable year round, so it’s useful to be a good sport’: A memorable road trip to the tidal island in Scotland where J. M. Barrie liked to holidayThe opening of three new hotels in Scotland was all it took to convince Jo Rodgers to journey northwards on a road trip with her husband and three young children in tow.
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This watch was worn by the first woman to swim the English Channel, changing the horological world forever. Now it's going under the hammerThe early Rolex Oyster was worn by pioneering cross-Channel swimmer Mercedes Gleitze in 1927.
