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Coming up on this Sunday's Countryfile - 5 July

[3rd of July 2009]
Matt Baker and Julia Bradbury visit the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park, while John Investigates the life of our diary cows and Adam turns judge at the Three Counties Show
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What's your favourite season in the British countryside?

Malvern Hills

Hereford and Worcester Heart of England
Distance: 6.00 miles
Type: Moderate
Time: 3 hrs
Theme:
Accessible RouteWalking RouteCountry DriveHorse RidingNatureHistoryCyclingFoodArts and CultureTrain JourneyBoat Trip
Malvern Hills

The Radio 4 Food and Farming Awards 2009

[30th of June 2009]
Sheila Dillon, presenter of Radio 4’s Food Programme explains why the BBC Food and Farming Awards really matter. Interview by Clare Hargreaves
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Your Moments - June

[30th of June 2009]
Every month we publish the best rural photography sent in by you. Check out this month's selection
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Britain's best summer activity breaks

[30th of June 2009]
Why not try your hand at something new and get active in the great outdoors? With something for everyone, Caroline Rhodes picks five of the UK’s best adventurous activities.
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NEWS: Environmental groups concern at British attempt to increase its territory beneath the waves

[30th of June 2009]
Why is the UK interested in a seabed a long, long way from land? Mark Rowe reports.
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Craven's Last Word - On the end of an era, getting back on your bike and the darker side of rural life

[29th of June 2009]
Countryfile presenter John Craven gives his own take on the rural events of the last month
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Jedburgh Abbey - Photo: Shutterstock / Gail Johnson

Five days to the weekend: Jedburgh

[29th of June 2009]
The Borders region is unfairly overlooked when it comes to rural getaways. Nick Peers aims to remedy the situation.
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Coming up on this Sunday's Countryfile - 28 June

[26th of June 2009]
Matt Baker and Jules Hudson head for the Peak District to explore Youth Hosteling, the future of dairy and the mystery of 60 crashed wartime airplanes
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Win Westons Organic Cider and support The Wildlife Trusts

Herefordshire premium cider maker Westons Cider has teamed up with The Wildlife Trusts to raise money to help support British wildlife. By collecting codes on promotional bottles, you can donate to help support British wildlife with their 500ml range of Premium Organic Cider and Premium Organic Pear Ciders, and to celebrate the launch, we have five cases of the organic range to give away, each worth £20.

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24/07/2009
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Roslin Glen

Lothian Scotland
Distance: 4.00 miles
Type: Moderate
Time: 2-3 hrs
Theme:
Accessible RouteWalking RouteCountry DriveHorse RidingNatureHistoryCyclingFoodArts and CultureTrain JourneyBoat Trip
Roslin Glen
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