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Countryfile: 27/03/2011

27/03/2011

BBC One - Countryfile, 27/03/2011

Julia Bradbury visits the grounds of the largest and oldest inhabited castle in the world.

Matt Baker and Julia Bradbury roam the Berkshire countryside. Julia is in the grounds of the largest and oldest inhabited castle in the world, while Matt visits an Olympic venue.

Matt Baker and Julia Bradbury explore the countryside in and around Berkshire. Julia is in the grounds of Windsor Great Park to find out how this magnificent man-made landscape is maintained. Meanwhile Matt is at another man-made wonder - Dorney Lake - which is a venue for the Olympic Games next year. Jules Hudson gets in the saddle to try his hand at the ancient military sport of 'tent-pegging.' Elsewhere, John Craven reports on the growing problem of food fraud and down on the farm, Adam Henson is selling sheep at Cirencester market.

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