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LandScape is a British monthly magazine focused on countryside living, nature and traditional rural pursuits. First published in 2012, it offers readers a calm and nostalgic celebration of the British landscape through seasonal features, nature writing and beautifully illustrated content. The magazine is known for its gentle editorial style, combining photography, artwork and thoughtful storytelling to explore topics such as gardening, wildlife, walking and heritage crafts. It also includes recipes, folklore and historical features that reflect the traditions and rhythms of rural life throughout the year. Seasonal inspiration plays a central role, with content designed to encourage readers to slow down and appreciate the changing countryside. LandScape avoids a fast-paced approach, instead focusing on simplicity, wellbeing and the pleasures of everyday rural living. Its warm tone and visually rich presentation make it a relaxing and immersive read for those who enjoy nature and traditional British culture. Available on PressReader, Landscape magazine delivers seasonal inspiration, countryside charm and reflective stories celebrating rural life.
IT MAY NOT be a view shared by everyone, but I quite look forward to the weeks after the clocks change, when the dark hours seep into the afternoon. ere is something calming about the subdued sunlight, and I relish the solitude of working...
F“And in thy fading woods a beauty blooms, That's more than dear to melancholy minds” John Clare, ‘To Autumn’ ROM THE DEPTHS of a secluded valley, glimpses of blue sky are eclipsed by the leafy canopies of ancient trees underplanted with many...
“Enliven'd by these sparks divine, their rays Add a bright lustre to thy crown of bays” John Dryden, ‘To His Friend John Hoddesdon’ WHETHER IT IS the seedheads glistening in the low sun; golden, gloriously ageing foliage glowing to light up...
HIPPEASTRUMS, WITH THEIR slender stems and luxurious petals, bring a ash of rich colour or cool sophistication to the Christmas home. Displayed in a group or as a single specimen, their silhouette is unmistakable. e large bulbs should...
