Australian Country Homes

Editor's Letter

Welcome to the summer edition of . Like most Australians, we’re relishing the chance to kick back and take it easy during HQ, we think you need a little more planning to make the perfect picnic. Some easy-to-eat finger food, comfy seats, picnic rugs and a few cushions, not to mention an Esky or cooler bag to keep food and drinks cold and a good insect repellant, go a long way to making outdoor events more pleasurable. We hope you enjoy the stories in this issue and look forward to bringing you more in the next one, which goes on sale February 14.

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