... guide Painted by David Gentleman to Gloucestershire A county divided by the wide gleam of the Severn on one side the Forest of Dean, on the other the Cotswold uplands, the sheep, the dry walls, the stone-chambered neolithic long barrows, the country of Roman villas (farm estate buildings) and tall churches founded by medieval wool merchants. Here gliders (i) use the updraught along the Edge ...

... THOUSANDS of schoolchildren are ex pected to attend the Royal Show at Stoneleigh on Thursday, July 4, when Her Majesty the Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh will be paying an official visit. The Duke of Edinburgh is President of the Royal Agricultural Society of England this year, and he and the Queen will enter the Main Ring in a carriage drawn by the Windsor Greys. Special arrangements have ...

... Shell guide to Londonderry Shell guide to Londonderry Mountain, glen, river, then Lough Foylc and Derry City against the Donegal heights. A count) introduction and persistence, harsh events, gentle colours and that wonderful Londonderry Airftj down from a fiddler at Limavady in 1851. Backed by lough and city, objects assembled here spall Derry's past and present, of Irishry and settlers. Left, ...

... The likely trend in cereal output in the seventies, which should see more cereals grown on large-acreage farms, is analysed in the latest supplement to the Britton report IF THE NAAS experts who co- operated with Dr. Basil Cracknell to provide material for the latest Britton supplement are right the major portion of any increase in home grown cereals in the next decade will come from the ...

... IN DUBLIN, THERE ARE FIVE PRETTY WELL BEATEN PATHS TO THE BEST food; the dark, leathery Dolphin with almost unmatchable steaks and shellfish; Red Banks, also good on shell fish; Jaminet's for Franco- Irish fare; and the restaurants of the Russell and the Hibernian, the last having recently been redecorated into one of the pleasantest hotels in the city. The surprise is to find how good the ...

... Stanley Baker reports on recent trends in food consumption and food marketing IN JULY FARM & COUNTRY published an article drawing attention to the changing habits of the housewife, both in the kinds of food she buys, the forms in which she buys it, and the kind of shop she patronises. The article emphasised the importance to farming of keeping abreast of these developments so that production ...

... PRECISELY two years after the first out break of myxomatosis was confirmed in Kent, the Minister of Agriculture, Mr. Heathcoat Amory, spoke about the progress of the disease. He described how it has spread (it has now covered practically the whole of England and Wales, and is invading Scotland), remarking that it was a 99 per cent, killer in its original form, and went on to deal with the ...

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... THE LONG-DISTANCE AIRLINE Details from all approved Travel Agents or 52 HAYMARKET. S.W.I WHITEHALL 4455 AF. IT'S SMOOTHER PLY BY ON YOUR NEXT VISIT TO THE U.S. it's worth taking an Air France Viscount to Paris just to experi ence the non-stop flight to New York by the brand-new Lockheed L-1649A Super Starliner. Whatever the weather, this latest Air France giant will wing yon in incomparable ...

... v j Dunlop Rubber Co Ltd., MOTOR CAR TYRE THERE are no true boundaries to the Shakespeare country, for beyond Stratford-on-Avon and a few neighbouring villages no one will insist on the poet's ghostly presence But much of the country-side that you will see gentle slopes, green fields and leafy woods he loved and remembered, for its essence is captured again and again in his plays. Here are the ...

... By Train in the High Andes A Peruvian Railway Centenary Celebrating the Inauguration of the Line Between Lima and Callao, Which Was Later Extended into the Mountains of the Continental Divide ARTICLE AND PICTURES BY VICTOR COVERLEY-PRICE ONE HUNDRED YEARS ago there was no standard-gauge railway in the whole of South America. Even roads, as we know them, did not exist, for there were no motor ...

... The Burns Country The Towns and Countryside Around the Solway which are Easily Accessible from Dumfries, one of the Centres for the Current Burns Festival C)n January 25 each year Scotsmen throughout the world raise their glasses to toast the immortal memory. It is the anniversary of the birth, in 1759, of Scotland's great national poet, Robert Burns. This year, the celebra tions are ...