Army polo flourished in the early 20th century and was exported across the Empire, including Egypt, where large numbers of troops were needed to protect our imperial artery – the…
The Field
September 2022
Our September number features a wild grey partridge day at Floors Castle in the Scottish Borders, a twist on the traditional day at Swinton Park, famous sporting dogs of the…
Heather honey partridge skewers with blue cheese dip
If elevenses is going to be the food stop of the day, do it in style. Philippa Davis’ heather honey partridge skewers with blue cheese dip can be grilled in…
Why beach huts are hot property — and where to find the best of them
Beach huts are the jewel in our coast’s crown, dotted along the shoreline in an array of storybook-worthy colours — and they’re in high demand, says Ettie Neil-Gallacher. The Highland…
Six of the best properties on sale in North-East England & North Yorkshire
The Field selects the very best properties on the market in North Yorkshire and north-east England now. From former vicarages to traditional stone barns, our pick covers all areas. Six…
The Field’s product wish list for Burghley Horse Trials
The Field has compiled a shopping list of products to consider buying at the Burghley Horse Trials on 1-4 September 2022. Take a look and come and visit The Field…
Campbell’s of Beauly’s Glorious style
Step through the doors of Campbell’s of Beauly in the classic Scottish town of Beauly, west of Inverness, and you’re immediately enveloped by the soft colours of the surrounding Highlands. …
12 top tips for charity shoot success
Follow Jonathan Irby’s top tips for how to survive at a charity shoot – from what to wear, the faux pas to avoid and the kit you need to make…
How does a trout see a fly?
How does a trout see a fly? Learning and understanding the intricacies of this process will prove key to choosing your fly – and your chances of success, says Paul…
Highland Games: the beating heart of Scottish communities
Since the beginning of Highland Games in the 11th century, these epic contests have achieved iconic status, yet they remain the beating heart of communities near and far, says Ettie…