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As the Government makes plans to privatise the Forestry Commission, Christopher Cook explores the history in our landscape. He visits the Commission's beautiful arboretum at Westonbirt in the Cotswolds, discovers the fascination of Cranborne Chase in Dorset, and recalls "Capability" Brown who revolutionised landscape gardening.
Producer John Knight

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Christopher Cook
Producer:
John Knight
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