Country Living UK

Country Living UK is well worth the subscription price! Beautiful photos, informative text, valuable information and fascinating profiles of real people who farm, garden, gather, preserve, cook, care for animals and make things are what make this publication better than most. It’s sad when magazines change their focus and forsake their original core audience, but I’ve been reading this one for years and it has not. I live in the USA but have the UK in my DNA, so this keeps me in touch.

I love, love, love this magazine. It is beautiful to look at, features interesting stories about farming and nature and people earning their living as makers. I search for it every month on newstands and usually score one at some point. Buying it electronically is next best.

There are few things more satisfying than sitting down in a comfy chair, in front of the fire, or a sunny window, with my mug of tea to read this beautiful magazine. I read it cover to cover in a most leisurely fashion. Some of the better forms of healthcare I indulge in, my daydream health, my creative health, and my " make my home and garden more lovely" health. Life comes at break neck speed at us constantly. THIS indulgence of slowly leafing through each month's contents is priceless. Just what my doctor ordered.

I love getting this magazine on my kindle! It’s beautiful and completely transports me. I read every story and I haven’t done that with any other magazine. It’s my favorite!

Great magazine. This is much different than the US Country Living mag. I love reading how things are done in UK. The stories interesting and photography is beautiful.

Vibrant pictures, real country homes and what it takes to design in a esthetic of an older home. So much nicer then the U S version!

I love this magazine and getting a kindle subscription makes it affordable. Fun to see new ideas.

I love this magazine but the delivery is terrible. I am missing four magazines

This was my first time reading a magazine on line. I must say that I liked the option of storing it and being able to return to it. Also, printed material takes up space as it feel a shame to throw the magazines away. Reading the articles is easy as they can enlarged on the screen.

While magazines such as this remain a vehicle for advertising it is a nice thing to look at on a cold winter's day all cuddled up on the sofa with the cat. And the modern digital incarnation means no tree suffered on my behalf.

Read on a Kindle device, so you don't have quite the enjoyment of the magazine 'hard copy'

30 day trial would like to cancel

Really difficult to read this on kindle, would not recommend it if you want it buy a hard copy otherwise money wasted