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In the July 17 issue of Country Life we celebrate everything we love about the Game Fair. Read our unmissable A-Z of what to do at the show, while we also take the chance to celebrate one of the most adored working dogs, the springer spaniel. We've also asked some fascinating people what their favourite church is, and you really can't not pick up the best of Tottering-by-Gently, a feature to commemorate the 1,000th Tottering strip in Country Life.
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