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Country Tracks: Lincs to Notts

31/01/2010

Lincs to Notts

BBC One - Country Tracks, Lincs to Notts

Ellie Harrison journeys from the Wash to Sherwood Forest, taking in East Lighthouse.

Ellie Harrison journeys from the Wash to Sherwood Forest. En route she visits the East Lighthouse on the River Nene, once home to artist Sir Peter Scott.

Ellie Harrison goes on a journey from the Wash in Lincolnshire to the legendary Sherwood Forest.

En route she visits the East Lighthouse on the River Nene, once home to artist and conservationist Sir Peter Scott. Ellie speaks to Sir David Attenborough about Scott's legacy. At Hockerton, she sees how an eco housing project has galvanised the whole community, before ending her journey in Sherwood Forest, home to the famous Parliament Oak.

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