Country Life 29 January 2020
Country Life 29 January 2020 looks at ash trees, talks to Sir Don McCullin and looks at properties in the Home Counties and Wales.


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ASHES: Tough times for one of our most historic trees.
SIR DON MCCULLIN: Mary Miers visits the artist at his home.
VIZLAS: Katy Birchall on the 'charming velcro dog of royalty'.
HERRINGSTON: A spectacular Dorset house, visited by Roger White.
INTERIORS: How car maker Bentley is leading the way in design.
LUXURY: Jenny Seagrove's favourite things, and Scottish chocolate.
Exquisite houses, the beauty of Nature, and how to get the most from your life, straight to your inbox.
POMEGRANATE: Melanie Johnson unleashes a burst of flavour.
VENETO GARDENS: Two fine outdoor spaces near Vicenza and Verona.
SIX NATIONS PREVIEW: Owain Jones on why England fans should be cautiously optimistic.
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