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Countryfile: 16/11/2008

16/11/2008

BBC One - Countryfile, 16/11/2008

John Craven heads to the Fal Estuary in Cornwall as oyster fishing season gets underway.

Rural and agricultural programme. A look at oyster fishing in Cornwall, the benefits of the British countryside on mental health and Bath's appeal to the landed gentry.

Rural and agricultural current affairs programme.

John Craven heads to the Fal Estuary in Cornwall as the oyster fishing season gets underway, while Juliet Morris investigates the therapeutic benefits of the British countryside on mental health.

Miriam O' Reilly follows in the footsteps of Hampshire author Jane Austen to find out why the landed gentry flocked to the city of Bath, and a look at why criminals are cashing in on farm machinery.

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