Country Life 3 April 2019
Country Life 3 April 2019 looks at how to get the classic English interior look into your home, finds the joy in keeping pigs and takes in Bath's ancient Roman baths.


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INTERIORS: Our special issue looks at creating the classic English look and focuses on some of London's artisans.
BATH: Clive Aslet writes about the 19th century transformation of Bath's baths.
PROPERTY: Highlights this week include a stunning Dorset house with Tudor interiors.
PIGS: Keen on keeping pigs? Kate Green suggests trying a cuddly, comical Kunekune.
THENFORD HOUSE: Charles Quest-Ritson on Lord Heseltine's extraordinary gardens.
SMOKED HADDOCK: The creation of a true British delicacy.
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HAZEL TREES: Ian Morton on the strange lore surrounding these trees.
ART: Boilly at the National.
SMALLER CITIES: The best places to live.
CIGARS: A classic Cuban for our correspondent.
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Everything you need to know about private jet travel and 10 rules to fly by
Despite the monetary and environmental cost, the UK can now claim to be the private jet capital of Europe.
By Simon Mills
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'I'd willingly give a year of my life for a fortnight there': The green dream that is the garden of Derreen
Exotic woods, labyrinths of narrow, mossy paths and thousands of tree ferns make this an internationally important garden, writes Charles Quest-Ritson. Photographs by Jonathan Hession.
By Charles Quest-Ritson