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18/08/2013

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Julia Bradbury explores the magical Wittenham Clumps in south Oxfordshire.

Julia Bradbury explores the Wittenham Clumps in south Oxfordshire, John Craven visits a farm with a difference and Tom Heap investigates a rise in livestock rustling.

Julia Bradbury, John Craven and Jules Hudson are in south Oxfordshire where Julia explores the magical Wittenham Clumps and learns how they inspired one of our greatest landscape painters. 

John lends a hand down on a farm with a difference where people with learning difficulties are getting first hand experience of working on a real life farm. Jules meanwhile take a trip round the Oxfordshire lanes in a vintage Morris car and goes in search of the enigmatic Mr Morris. 

Tom Heap investigates the rise in rustling of livestock and Adam's doing a bit of wheeling and dealing selling a prized Cotswold ram to buy a top quality Gloucester old spot pig.

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