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Country Tracks: Cairngorm

20/12/2009

Cairngorm

BBC One - Country Tracks, Cairngorm

Ben Fogle visits Chapletown, the Caledonian Forest, Cairngorm and Newtownmore.

Celebrating the British countryside. Ben Fogle visits Chapletown, the Caledonian Forest, and climbs the mighty Cairngorm, before a game of shinty in Newtownmore.

Ben Fogle goes on a journey through one of the wildest and most impenetrable landscapes in Britain.

At Chapeltown, Ben learns how the production and trade in illegal whisky was rampant in the 18th and 19th centuries.

Next he heads for the Caledonian Forest, home to 200 pairs of breeding osprey, and after climbing the mighty Cairngorm itself, in the company of two junior rangers, his journey ends at Newtonmore, with a traditional game of shinty.

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