Farming Magazines

Historic walking trails: Mid Wales – The Guardian

The Guardian Historic walking trails: Mid Wales The Guardian The magazine has a rough map of the trod, and from it we can see a potentially interesting circuit in the vicinity of Rhayader. In the hope that we can experience two branches of this medieval track in one go, we drive down to Rhayader from our ...

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Eats, chutes and leaves: Scotland’s best parks – Herald Scotland

Eats, chutes and leaves: Scotland's best parks Herald Scotland It's been around since the early 1990s, when financial pressures encouraged the owners of Rainton Farm to diversify and they converted a farm building into an ice-cream factory. From simple beginnings – eight flavours, a few picnic tables and a couple ..

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Hated Cardiff claim ‘ludicrous’ insists Bluebirds stalwart Scott Young – WalesOnline

Hated Cardiff claim 'ludicrous' insists Bluebirds stalwart Scott Young WalesOnline Football magazine FourFour-Two named the 2000-01 City side as one of the most reviled and obnoxious outfits the beautiful game has ever seen. The Bluebirds take their place in this month's issue in a list of 25 hated ... and more

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Ian Sinclair: ‘The Olympics have destroyed my patch of London’ – The Independent

Ian Sinclair: 'The Olympics have destroyed my patch of London' The Independent It's called Chobham Farm , in Angel Lane near Stratford station, and was where Sinclair, then 28, worked in 1971 as a casual labourer. He describes the unpromising landscape around Stratford station as if it were a magic land. ...

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The Welsh Highland Railway takes the high road – Rail.co

Rail.co The Welsh Highland Railway takes the high road Rail.co By The Rail Engineer Magazine · June 30, 2011 · Bridges, Infrastructure, Track, Tunnels When the rail engineer last reported on the Welsh Highland Railway in August 2008, the line was still in the final stages of construction and civil engineering ...

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Magazine playing Wolverhampton Slade Rooms – expressandstar.com

expressandstar.com Magazine playing Wolverhampton Slade Rooms expressandstar.com Now they're back on the road to play a warm-up show ahead of Hop Farm Festival this summer. Magazine play Wolverhampton's Slade Rooms on Thursday (June 30, 2011). Support comes from The Wonder Stuff's Miles Hunt and tickets are Tickets are £16 plus ..

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A sneak taste of Michelin-starred chef’s latest venture – Herald Scotland

A sneak taste of Michelin-starred chef's latest venture Herald Scotland So the top priority for The Herald Magazine chef Martin Wishart, who is opening his Edinburgh bistro The Honours next month, was to find a head chef. He turned to Paul Tamburrini, a former colleague, who he poached from Hotel Du Vin at One Devonshire ..

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Manchester making ties with Glastonbury 2011: Quilts for the festival … – Mancunian Matters

Mancunian Matters Manchester making ties with Glastonbury 2011: Quilts for the festival ... Mancunian Matters Acts representing Manchester at Worthy Farm this year include Morrissey, Elbow and 808 State.

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The pretenders to the Kate Moss throne – Evening Standard

Evening Standard The pretenders to the Kate Moss throne Evening Standard She's posh totty with a Polish background; grew up on a farm in Devon, where she was bullied by the kids at school for having a flat chest.

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Ian Tilton: The Man Who Shot The Stone Roses – Sabotage Times

Sabotage Times Ian Tilton: The Man Who Shot The Stone Roses Sabotage Times His work with the Roses, Iggy Pop, The Cure, and Guns 'n' Roses is right up there with the very best – his prophetic image of Kurt Cobain floored in anguish was voted the sixth most important rock 'n' roll picture of all time by Q magazine – and though ...

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