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Countryfile: 03/08/2008

03/08/2008

BBC One - Countryfile, 03/08/2008

John Craven visits a game fair in Oxfordshire, while Charlotte Smith sees the pea harvest.

Rural and agricultural news. John Craven visits a game fair in Oxfordshire, Charlotte Smith tracks this year's pea harvest, and Miriam O'Reilly witnesses an ancient love tradition.

Rural and agricultural news.

John Craven heads for the Country Land and Business Association Game Fair in Oxfordshire, which is celebrating its 50th anniversary, while Charlotte Smith follows this year's pea harvest - from field to factory - in just two-and-a-half hours.

Plus, Miriam O'Reilly travels to Great Dunmow in Essex to witness an ancient tradition where married couples go before a judge and jury to prove their undying love. Their prize? A side of bacon!

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