• Issue 163 - Autumn 2024

  • Sep 2 2024
  • Length: 1 hr and 17 mins
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Issue 163 - Autumn 2024

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  • The latest issue of National Trust Magazine has landed and, as always, it’s packed full of fascinating stories and updates from across the Trust.

    One year on from the loss of the Sycamore Gap tree, we’re taking a look at its legacy and discovering how it continues to hold a place in the hearts of people from across the UK (and beyond). Readers will also find themselves transported to Egypt to discover how an international twinning project is helping to tackle the effects of climate change on historic places.

    Meanwhile there are plenty of ways to make the most of your membership this autumn and winter, from spooky tales of haunted Trust places to festive celebrations - plus news stories to keep you up to date with all the work you’re supporting.

    You can listen to individual articles at these timecodes:
    00:00:00 Introduction and Editor’s Letter
    00:01:30 News from around the Trust
    00:06:29 From the Director General
    00:09:18 Sycamore Gap: one year on
    00:22:22 Beyond Borders
    00:42:26 A Year of Wonder
    00:54:41 At Munstead Wood
    01:03:21 In Good Spirits
    01:09:56 Out and about
    01:15:18 Credits

    To listen to more podcasts from the National Trust, go to:
    https://www.nationaltrust.org.uk/podcasts

    Members of the Trust receive the print magazine free of charge. Full of behind-the-scenes stories and beautiful photography, we hope it will inspire you with all there is to discover and be part of with the National Trust. To find out more about membership go to: https://www.nationaltrust.org.uk/join-us
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