South Africa’s number one travel and outdoor lifestyle magazine. We pay our own way and tell it like it is. We drive back roads and speak to real people, giving you practical information about affordable destinations in southern Africa. Each issue is crammed with excellent photography, honest gear reviews and delicious recipes to make at home or in the bundu. Whether you’re looking to escape for a weekend or a month, your journey starts here.
Fly Fishing and Fly Tying was established in 1990. Designed as ‘the magazine for the progressive game angler and fly tyer’, it has featured articles from the best authors in the game – John Goddard, Oliver Edwards, Davy Wotton, Taff Price, Davie McPhail, Darrel Martin, Robert Gillespie, Terry Griffiths, Marvin Nolte, Bill Logan, Bob Wyatt – and is today widely accepted as the most authorative and respected monthly journal covering fly fishing techniques and tactics along with fly dressing – both innovative and traditional – instruction and tips, patterns and recipes, encompassing any fish species that will take a fly – from trout and grayling to salmon, sea trout, pike, and all saltwater species.
Stay up-to-date with the latest farm news and insights from the agricultural industry with Farmers Guardian. From livestock to crops, we cover it all!
Searching for the latest farming equipment? Interested in buying or selling agricultural machinery? Keep up to speed with the most recent developments in farming and discover game-changing machines at the best prices and so much more with Farm Machinery. Whether you’re a modern farmer or a professional in the agricultural industry, Farm Machinery provides an independent view on farming today, covering everything from multi-machine tests and reports to the latest farming news and events, interviews with experts in agriculture, all the best deals in the market for upgrading your fleet and more. Discover the best tractors, balers, mowers, trailers and more and get exclusive digital access to the world of farming and agriculture when you subscribe to Farm Machinery today!
Earthmovers Magazine is the key title for owners and operators in the UK and Ireland construction equipment industry and has a growing international readership.
Australia’s prestige property market comes to life in this premium guide to luxury real estate and architectural excellence. Curated for serious buyers and design enthusiasts, the pages blend exclusive home listings with sophisticated interior trends.
Showcasing the best of the British Isles. Celebrating the best of our nation, every issue of Discover Britain is packed with features from history to travel. Read about the events that changed history, as well as British traditions and their origins, or be inspired for your next trip with great ideas for where to go and what to see. Whether you’re planning a weekend city break or an escape to the countryside, Discover Britain is your essential guide to getting the most out of your stay.
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A subversive love story between clashing cultures and families, KISS ME BEFORE IT BLOWS UP is a romantic misadventure crossing all borders. When two generations of Israeli women fall for a German woman and a Palestinian man, chaos follows. What happens with lovers who don’t fit but do belong together? When Maria lands in Tel Aviv from Germany and arrives at her lover Shira’s apartment, one small mis-step starts a romantic journey of mythic proportions as Shira accepts a non-proposal of marriage. Upon meeting, their two families immediately collide over a shared historical past and the prospect of a combined future, while the second pair of lovers unexpectedly reflect yet another wide gap romance must bridge. Now it’s Shira’s fiercely independent, sardonic grandmother Berta’s turn to test the very limits of love, conflict and circumstances.
In DIAL A PRAYER, Cora (Brittany Snow), a disenchanted and troubled young woman, begrudgingly answers phones at a Prayer Call Center under the watchful direction of its religious leader Bill (William H. Macy). When her prayers start making a difference, one caller shows up convinced he’s been saved by her voice. With the discovery of her newfound gift, Cora struggles to reconcile her troubled past, and grapples with the faith that others have started to show in her.
