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IN THE JULY
COUNTRYMAN MAGAZINE:

SUCCUMBING TO THE CHARM OF THE COTSWOLDS
Editor Paul Jackson on this special place.

BURIAL IN WOOLLEN
Bale tombs of the Cotswolds explained by Mark Whitley.

A FIRST-TIME TRACTOR DRIVER
June Badeni masters a Fergie.

CRAFTSMAN IN A RUSH
Siân Ellis profiles rush grower an weaver Tony Handley.

ARTIST WITH A SENSE OF SCALE
Liz Needham admires the work of a country artist.

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