COUNTRY LIVING

EQUESTRIAN LOOKS

EQUESTRIAN LOOKS

Take a jump start into summer with these fresh, stylish and elegant looks for an equestrian event.

A SANCTUARY FOR RUINED PIANOS

A SANCTUARY FOR RUINED PIANOS

Olive growers Kim Hack and Penny Mossop have transformed their simple olive farm into the perfect sanctuary for old, ruined pianos.

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QUEENSLAND AGRITOURISM

The city-country divide is no longer an abstract notion for Queensland dairy farmers Kay and Dave Tommerup since they diversified and opened their farm to agritourism.

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FARMING IN SOUTH AFRICA

Generations of farmers have passed through the doors of this homestead in North South Africa. In its current incarnation, the years and spirits are able to whisper their stories to its visitors.

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DRESSED FOR A GIRL’S NIGHT IN

The cooler weather is a great excuse for a fireside catch-up with a few close friends. It’s also wine o’clock.

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A GARDEN DESIGNED TO SHARE

Nick Smith has devoted almost two decades to creating an ambitious garden, which he is now keen to share with visitors.

MAYFLOWER FARM

MAYFLOWER FARM

Flowers are nature’s gift to humanity, according to Chris May who has forged a career around their fleeting beauty.

COUNTRY HOME IN TOWN

COUNTRY HOME IN TOWN

They might take in city rather than rural views from their verandah, but this Australian family will always remain country at heart.

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MARKDALE STATION

Markdale Station in the NSW Southern Tablelands has evolved under the benevolent hands of three generations of the polo-loving Ashton family.

TEACHING HOMESTEAD SKILLS

TEACHING HOMESTEAD SKILLS

Anna and John Mahy took a bottle of wine, a world atlas and a pin and somehow ended up teaching homestead skills on New Zealand’s south island.

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