Autumn wonders
This month's issue celebrates the rich vibrancy of autumn in Britain as we pay tribute to all the colours of the year
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Discover Cranborne Chase
A place of ancient roots and quiet glory, this overlooked and scantily populated corner of Dorset and Wiltshire runs wild with unbridled natural joy. Walk its hills and dells with nature writer Chris Yates.
The eagle with the sunlit eye
Once extinct in Britain, the white-tailed eagle has clawed its way back to a small population on Scotland’s shores. Marvel at our largest and boldest bird of prey.
Paul Nash: landscape genius
The gifted artist who captured the countryside at peace and in war, at home and abroad.
Nature’s fireworks
We pay tribute to all the colours of the year, from the golden hues of autumn to the brilliant blue of kingfishers and the bright warnings of the scarlet tiger moth.
13 monsters
Across the land, dread beasts are stirring – dark creatures of mountain and moor, water and woodland. Meet the shadowy Big Grey Man, bloodthirtsy Black Shuck and nightmarish Nuckelavee, plus many more…
Winter warmers
It’s cold outside, so cosy and nourishing food is key. Make hearty soups, stews and pot-roasts with these three reassuringly tasty recipes.
Great Days Out
The secrets of the Second World War
On your cover this month
A sunlight-dappled track through autumn woodland in Ross-shire, Scotland.
