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Countryfile: 22/11/2009

22/11/2009

BBC One - Countryfile, 22/11/2009

Tom Heap investigates why burning trees is better for the environment than many think.

Rural issues. Julia Bradbury and Jules Hudson visit the Isles of Scilly, and Tom Heap investigates why burning trees is better for the environment than many of us think.

Julia Bradbury and Jules Hudson are on the Isles of Scilly, for the late flower-picking season and to see how ruby-red cattle are moved from island to island, to provide them with the best grazing land. 

Tom Heap investigates why burning trees is better for the environment than many of us think, and Jules Hudson finds out how riding for pleasure was no country past-time to begin with: it started in the heart of London.

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