Country Life July 11 2018 is our special coastal issue, looking at piers, seagulls and where to live if you want Britain's best seafood. Plus our international supplement looks at the wonders of Guernsey.
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PIERS: The father of the promenade pier was born 200 years ago – we look at his life and legacy.
SEAGULLS: Love them? Hate them? Well, it's probably the latter, of course. But they do have their fans.
DOGGY PADDLE: Go swimming with your dog. Seriously.
PHOTOGRAPHY: New technology is doing wonders for landscape images.
FAVOURITE PAINTING: Tristram Hunt's choice.
LIVING NATIONAL TREASURE: The model ship-maker.
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PISTACHIOS: Simon Hopkinson puts them in puddings.
GARDENS: Non Morris visits a North Wales timewarp.
WALKING: Fiona Reynolds goes to Knepp Castle.
DEBUSSY: The extravagant life of the composer.
INTERIORS: Four-poster beds and cracking cookers.
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The life that thrives among the dead: How wildlife finds a home in the graveyards and churchyards of BritainHome to a veritable ‘Noah’s Ark of species’, thanks to never being ploughed, sprayed or fertilised, our churchyards offer a sacred haven for flora and fauna, says Laura Parker.
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‘What a shame when a dinosaur disappears into the mansion of an oligarch rather than being displayed for all to enjoy’: The ethics of the dinosaur auctionFancy a stegosaurus in your living room? You can buy one at auction. But the latest luxury good is a paleontologist's worst nightmare.
