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Countryfile: 24/08/2008

24/08/2008

BBC One - Countryfile, 24/08/2008

John Craven with a special celebration of the sporting events that are part of rural life.

John Craven presents a special programme celebrating some of the sporting events that are part of rural life, from pig racing to winter skiing in the Lake District.

John Craven gets caught up in Olympics fever with a special programme celebrating some of the sporting events that are part and parcel of rural life - everything from pig racing to winter skiing in the Lake District. He also visits the market town of Much Wenlock in Shropshire - the home of Dr William Penny-Brookes who inspired the modern Olympic Games.

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