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 This five part series features an hour long documentary of the famous fell walker and guide writer, and four 30 minute programmes with Julia Bradbury walking in AW's footsteps along his favourite walks. Including Haystacks, Blencathra, Castle Crag and the highest English Munro of them all, this is a definite view for anyone interested in AW, the fells or both. |
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 Eric Robson was born in Southern Scotland and has lived for most of his life in Cumbria. For the latter part of his life he has owned a small farm near Wasdale and is most famous for his role as chairman of Gardeners' Question Time on BBC Radio 4. Over the last five years he has also chaired the Wainwright Society. This book examines his own life with quite amusing anecdotes of his experiences as a freelance broadcaster and documentary maker. |
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A new concept in countryside learning drew in the crowds when around 250 turned up for a day designed to get families thinking.
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Get water history flowing
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Tree TLC for literary location
One of Cumbria?s most remote properties which has attracted the attention of leading literary luminaries is getting some much needed tree TLC.
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High on adventure
Schools are soon out signalling the start of summer sensations in the Lake District where the Year of Adventure beckons.
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