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Countryfile: 20/03/2011

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BBC One - Countryfile, 20/03/2011

Julia Bradbury and Jules Hudson head for mid-Wales to explore the Lake Vyrnwy Estate.

Julia Bradbury and Jules Hudson head for Wales to explore the Lake Vyrnwy Estate, on the market for 11 million pounds. Julia also attempts to pinpoint the tallest tree in Wales.

Julia Bradbury and Jules Hudson head for mid-Wales to explore the Lake Vyrnwy Estate. Meanwhile John Craven finds out what lessons have been learned from the 2007 floods when he takes part in the biggest emergency exercise this country has ever seen. Plus, spring is in the air as Adam Henson prepares for one of the busiest events in the farming calendar - lambing.

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