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A tour of the West Country with Angela Rippon South Somerset
Angela discovers what could have been King Arthur's Camelot, a village that inspired the poet T. S. Eliot , the last resting place of a Concorde and the silk farm that produced the raw material for the Princess of Wales's wedding dress.
Photography STEVE WAGSTAFF Film editor BERNARD GOODSALL Series producer PAUL SMITH Director NICK KENNERLEY

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T. S. Eliot
Unknown:
Steve Wagstaff
Producer:
Paul Smith
Director:
Nick Kennerley
Source: Radio Times

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