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... was so much to see on the way that progress was always slow-racoons grounds anywhere farther else north ensures North America that America is scarcely there a seen. conspicuous birds heron, egret and ibis family, represented by 19 distinct species, and it ...
... TO ARRIVE IN AMERICA. Sailing into New York aboard a great liner, just as the sun rises over Manhattan, has always been a very special experience. Emotionally deeply moving, was how Cecil Beaton des- cribed it in the pages of Vogue in the thirties. ...
... 214 COUNTRY LIFE (Top) The International Harvester Company of America started producing combine harvesters in 1914. Here is one of their early imports into Britain, on a Suffolk farm in 1940. (Above) The Canadian company Massey-Harris opened a Scottish ...
... (Right) 5---A SMALLER COLONISER, RHUS TYPHINA. This also hails from North America LIFE-J ANU AR Y 7, 1982 4--LEAF FRONDS OF ROBINIA PSEUDOACACIA. This tree, native to eastern North America, is widely used to stabilise steep banks congenial home there. In such ...
... much of South America and Africa, with southeast Asia, still to sign. Ramsar has/roved remarkably successful, and its continue expansion, as more countries contract into it, will play a major part in wetland conservation throughout the world. The United ...
... B 0 Signs of Holiness COUNTRY LIFE R now on America. JANUARY ' E 1 4 ' 19 8 8 w s correspondin~ critical plaudits, probably because he IS suspected of pandering to popularising patriotism. Should artists be welcome at the White House? The Helga Pictures ...
... COUNTRY LIFE-MAY 10, 1984 carry out abroad. He travelled to America for the first time in 1905 to accomplish private schemes in Baltimore, and made a second visit in 1910 at the request of American universities to lecture on garden design. While he was ...
... In America this season, fashion designers have discarded the French look-heavily padded shoulders on suits, elaborately decorated dresses--and adopted instead the less-is-more attitude. Their designs are discreet, refined and comfortable, in subdued colours ...
... COUNTRY LIFE-MAY 12, 1983 when Saratoga County became the home of America's first temperance society, established in 1808. The prevailing mood of strict religious observance led visitors to desert Saratoga for Ballston. But in 1819 Saratoga S~rings was ...
... elsewhere in Britain. Rare birds occur there from widely differing countries of origin, including Siberia, central Asia, North America and southern Europe, and on a classic day it is possible to see birds from all four regions on the island in 24 hours. Among ...
... 462 COUNTRY LIFE-AUGUST 7, 1986 a painter born in America but long settled in Dublin who has an intense vision of very simple objects like The Blue Collar. Perhaps the greatest surprise to be found in this company is Pietro Annigoni, whom Derek Hill came ...
... treatment in Lauren have noticed the NEW NEW FROM FROM FROM coming The into our brief answer face lives, answer is AMERICA AMERICA AMERICA of dress and it a smart edge and from Paris, Milan being given special Klein and Ralph time, but just what it suddenly ...