In early June, we visited architect Ben Pentreath at his Dorset garden, shrouded in a dewy spring mist. Three months later, he's invited us back. Pentreath

Togo chasm. Niue island.

For the inhabitants of Niue—a knuckle of coral in the emptiness of the South Pacific—existence is precarious. A threadbare coat of soil, a tenuous supply line from distant New Zealand and regular battering from cyclones make the upraised atoll a home from which many are drawn by the prospect of greater economic rewards in Auckland. Yet a determination among its faithful residents to keep alive their culture and traditions may see tourism—managed by the islanders on their own terms—the saviour of this ocean-bound wilderness.

oh so cute!

HMS Victory sails into Portsmouth Harbour

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Maybe this doughnut bun has your mouth watering.