The Sunday Telegraph magazine - Lazy Way Through France cover (7 June 1987)

Good condition for age - yellowing to page edges

SWANS, SPIES AND SUNLIGHT ON THE WATER - London's collection of green and pleasant parks is second to none. We invited writers to describe their favourites
Featuring Chapman Pincher on St James's Park, Joan Bakewell on Primrose Hill, Frederic Raphael on Regent's Park, Rachel Billington on Holland Park, Flora Fraser on Kensington Gardens, Bel Mooney on Claphan Common, Matthew Parris on Hyde Park
5 pages

LIFE AFTER LERNER - Liz Robertson hasn't performed the songs of her late husband, Alan Jay Lerner, since his death last year. Tonight she does so, in aid of charity. Eric Bailey talks to her about private grief and public pride
Two and a half pages

BLUE BLOOD BANKS - One financial sector didn't change when the City went Bang: the small, prestigious, old-fashioned clearing banks. Gay Search on upper class banks which offer real service
Two and a half pages

MY COUNTRY RIGHT OR WRONG? - Author Mary Soames, daughter of Sir Winston Churchill, on her deep feelings for the land of her father
1 page

FASHION - "Seaside style"
3 page fashion (swimsuits)

SLOW ROADS TO THE SUN - The down-side of a holiday in the south of France can be the drive there. This year, escape from the autoroute and come with us. Today and for the next two weeks, John Harris guides you on an easy gourmet's route
Four and a half page travel feature