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	3290 A flagon of cider and a baked hedgehog, please Daily Mail Online John Lewis-Stempel's book on the history of an English farm is full of surprises. The book is wealth of historical knowledge with tales from the author's own family.
	3289 Lawyer swaps office for trekking Arctic Circle and climbing Kilimanjaro Metro Originally from Sheffield, Lucy, of Knebworth, Hertfordshire, gave up her job as a lawyer to take on epic adventures across the world.
	3288 The most popular dog breeds in the UK - and the best dogs for long walks Metro Looking for a new four-legged friend? This list of the most popular breeds might inspire you - particularly if you're a fan of long walks.
	3287 Release your inner Flintstone at this rock-face Airbnb Daily Mail Online This incredible Airbnb has been built into the flank of a mountain in Colorado, with the rock face forming a striking part of the interior design - it juts right into several of the rooms.
	3286 Victoria Hislop on the Greek islands that inspired her novels Metro From Spinalonga (the setting of her debut novel The Island) to Crete, Victoria Hislop shares some of her favourite travel moments.
	3285 Why do cats knead with their paws? Metro Do you ever see your cat shifting his front paws back and forth just before settling down for a nap?
	3284 Find out if you should be keeping your eggs in the fridge Metro Fridge, cupboard, or in a cute basket on your kitchen counter - these are the most common places to keep eggs, but only one is correct.
	3283 Feline who looks permanently startled becomes a social media sensation Daily Mail Online An adorable cat with a facial condition which makes him appear permanently-startled has taken the internet by storm.
	3282 7 of the most incredible infinity pools around the world The Independent Taking a morning dip turns into an all-holiday-long affair at these stunning swim spots.
	3281 Golden ratio reveals most beautiful cat breed to be Norwegian Forest Daily Mail Online Himalayan, Peterbald and Persian cats came out as the mathematically ugliest of the 46 breeds put to the test, researchers with All About Cats reported.