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Sat 5-Oct-13
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smokerscottage

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I have found a new magazine which I seem to be able to spend hours reading and gives me loads of ideas. http://www.landlove.com/

What's your favourite magazine? What magazines have you found to be best for different activities?

Happy Reading!!

Enjoy the little things in life, for one day you'll look back and realise they were big things x

Sun 6-Oct-13
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The Magazines I love reflect my hobbies, Garden News, and Quick Cards Made Easy, but I do splurge on Good Housekeeping, now and again. Tina

Sun 6-Oct-13
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wave Oh I am so not a magazine person. I never buy them at all. Don't know why, but I never have. However, I have looked at the one Cheryl has found and if I was going to like a mag, then that would be the sort of one I would like. Have to admit for the first time ever I am tempted to subscribe!! ( I know I won't though big_laugh )

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Sun 6-Oct-13
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I used to buy 2 or 3 magazines a week, years ago.....not now though, not at an average of £3+ each! My mother brings down a pile of her recently bought and read mags for me when she comes to stay, bless her. I do occasionally look at magazines online, but somehow it's just not the same as curling up in the armchair with an actual mag and a coffee. However, that Landlove one does look good, I've bookmarked it for later - thanks!

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Sun 6-Oct-13
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I used to read a lot of magazines, including New Scientist, Astronomy Now, several photography magazines and Fortean Times. I just don't have time any more and dropped all of my subscriptions apart from the latter. I also read Cotswold Life - I started off with Warwickshire Life but they stopped publishing that and switched me over - and the English Heritage, National Trust and Wildlife Trust magazines which they send me a few times a year. So actually that's quite a lot of magazines again now that I list them all whistle

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Sun 6-Oct-13
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smokerscottage

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I'm glad you all seem to like it too! I'm not really a magazine person either but when I read this I was hooked

Enjoy the little things in life, for one day you'll look back and realise they were big things x

Sun 6-Oct-13
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I have a hard time just getting through the daily newspaper. But I do subscribe to a mag for retired people that we get here, called Zoomer. It's quite good and not too expensive. Also it's not filled with advertising.

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Tue 8-Oct-13
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I don't usually buy magazines, I read Paleo magazine and Clean eating magazine online, but if I do splash out and buy one it is always Focus or an astonomy magazine

Never give up Tomorrow is another day.

Wed 9-Oct-13
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