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Country Tracks: Devon Coast to Coast

21/03/2010

Devon Coast to Coast

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Ben Fogle visits a dune system which was used as a Second World War training site.

Ben Fogle uncovers the history of Westonmouth's cliff farmers and visits Braunton Burrows, a dune system which was used as a Second World War training site.

Ben Fogle goes on a coast-to-coast journey across Devon. 

After uncovering the buried history of Devon's cliff farmers at Westonmouth, Ben moves on to Dunkeswell to catch up with Richard Evans, who bought a dilapidated farmhouse six years ago, and find out what has changed. 

Journey's end is Braunton Burrows, a huge dune system which was used as a Second World War military training site, where Ben views rare colour footage of troops preparing for the D-Day landings.

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