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Countryfile: 15/02/2009

15/02/2009

BBC One - Countryfile, 15/02/2009

John Craven marks the 1,000th episode by revisiting the story of the foot-and-mouth crisis

John Craven marks the 1,000th episode by revisiting the story which affected him most - the 2001 foot-and-mouth crisis. Plus Miriam O'Reilly goes on a precipice walk in Snowdonia.

John Craven marks the 1,000th episode of Countryfile by revisiting the story which affected him most - the foot-and-mouth crisis of 2001. Cumbria bore the brunt of the epidemic and John returns to the county to find out how it's turned its fortunes around. 

The rest of the team are in a celebratory mood when they reveal which area of the British countryside is closest to their hearts. Miriam O'Reilly needs a head for heights when she goes on a precipice walk in Snowdonia, Juliet Morris takes a scenic drive along the Cornish coast, Charlotte Smith heads for the North Yorks Moors and Adam Henson proves there's no place like home when he takes a tour of the Cotswolds.

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