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'WEEK-END ESCAPE'

on Regional Programme Scotland

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Introduction-George Blake
George Blake introduces tonight a new series of talks which will be an examination, illustrated by personal stories, of the social consequences of the week-end out-of-doors movement, which has grown up in the last few years.
The next five talks will tell how various people make their escape for the week-end. Listeners will hear
Alastair Borthwick on mountain-climbing, a cyclist, a girl hiker, Alistair Dunnett on canoeing, and John Nimlin , an unemployed man who spends his spare time on the hills.
The last two talks will be by a youth-hostel warden and a discussion between Alastair Borthwick and a landowner on problems such as trespass and access to mountains and moors.

Contributors

Unknown:
Introduction-George Blake
Introduces:
George Blake
Unknown:
Alastair Borthwick
Unknown:
Alistair Dunnett
Unknown:
John Nimlin
Unknown:
Alastair Borthwick

Regional Programme Scotland

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Regional Programme is a radio channel that started transmitting on the 9th March 1930 and ended on the 9th September 1939. It was replaced by BBC Home Service.

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