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The Natural History Programme

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on BBC Radio 4 FM

In the hands of budding authors, dog roses become symbols of 'unsullied antiquity' amid the broken concrete of city wastelands and stoats are dubbed the 'erotomaniacs' of the north Pennines.
Some of the winning entries from the BBC
Wildlife magazine's Awards for Nature Writing 1991.
Presented by Jessica Holm and Michael Scott.
Producer John Ruthven

Contributors

Presented By:
Jessica Holm
Presented By:
Michael Scott.
Producer:
John Ruthven
Source: Radio Times

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