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Top 10 Countryside Walks Photographs from Great British Life - Editors Pick
Each week, Mary Brooks, Editor and Publisher of Great British Life carefully selects her favourit...
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Top 10 British Wildlife Photographs from Great British Life - Editors Pick
Each week, Mary Brooks, Editor and Publisher of Great British Life carefully selects her favourit...
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Top 10 In The Garden Photographs from Great British Life - Editors Pick
Each week, Mary Brooks, Editor and Publisher of Great British Life carefully selects her favourit...
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Top 10 Dramatic Skies Photographs from Great British Life - Editors Pick
Each week, Mary Brooks, Editor and Publisher of Great British Life carefully selects her favourit...
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Meet Cranbrook-based ceramic artist Marie Prett
Marie specialises in figurative sculptures of cats, dogs, zebras and showgirls – each with a st...
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Robin in Kent
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A Robin in Kent
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Storm over Kent
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White Cliffs old works
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White Cliffs Kent in January
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Antiques
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Antiques of the month with Ross Mercer of Gorringes
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This month we take a close look at the Southern African knobkerrie. The name originates from the Afrikaans word ‘knop’, meaning knot or ball and the word ‘kierie’, meaning cane or walking stick...
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