The Daily Telegraph magazine - 14 December 1973

The Daily Telegraph magazine - 14 December 1973
Good condition for age - yellowing to page edges

Food in Britain 1973 - What we eat (front cover photo)

PEDAL INTO THE SKY - Seventy years ago this week the Wright Brothers took to the air behind a bellowing engine. Following in their flight path, breathing heavily, are the pioneers of man-powered flight, still competing for a £50,000 prize
2¾ pages

JACK BAILEY AND PAUL GRACE - Today, the remotest lands are just a jet-lag's jump away: travel is an exercise in speed. But in Buckinghamshire two men are getting ready to saddle their cobs for a three-year jog round the world. Is an almost forgotten means of travel being rediscovered?
1¾ pages

SKIING ON A SHOESTRING - The Austrian ski team has 85 members and an entourage of 38. The British team has five members and one trainer. The difference is a lot of money. Is this what the British lack in their training and for their chances of success?
4 pages

AS THE SUN SETS - A short story by Constantine Fitzgibbon
3½ pages

FOOD - Large food feature
Includes:
- The secrets of six shopping baskets
- Servicing the machine
- Eating as an ego-trip
- Meals in the mind
- Old wives in the kitchen
- Eleven palates give tongue