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Nicholas Crane's Britannia: The Great Elizabethan Journey

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Nicholas Crane's Britannia: The Great Elizabethan Journey: Episode 2: A Journey Through the Borders and Scotland

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A Journey Through the Borders and Scotland

Episode 2

Episode 2: A Journey Through the Borders and Scotland

BBC Two - Nicholas Crane's Britannia: The Great Elizabethan Journey, A Journey Through the Borders and Scotland

On the Scottish leg of his journey, Nick discovers there's still gold in them hills.

On the Scottish leg of his 5,000 mile journey, Nicholas Crane discovers there's still gold in them hills and witches in Athol.

Nicholas Crane visits parts of Britain that were largely unknown until William Camden wrote his encyclopaedic account of the British Isles. Britannia is an Elizabethan 'lost' masterpiece describing the mountains and rivers of Britain, its climate, its customs and people like it had never been seen before. 

On the Scottish leg of a 5,000 mile journey, Nick discovers there's still gold in them hills, witches in Athol, Britain's only true remaining wilderness, and a spirit of independence that makes some Scots today as uncertain about union with England as their ancestors were in 1600.

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Nicholas Crane rediscovers the 'lost' masterpiece Britannia on an epic 5000 mile hike

Nicholas Crane rediscovers the 'lost' masterpiece Britannia on an epic 5000 mile hike battling the elements in search of Elizabethan Britain

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