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Renowned for it's tasty cheese, its picturesque black & white architecture and its 'Alice In Wonderland' connections, Cheshire offers a rich heritage of stately homes, historic towns, attractive gardens and industrial history.

A fascinating view of country life and nature i the heart of the Lincolnshire Worlds, over the past five decades

Writer Brian Carter`s love and respect for the moor shines through in this beautiful, evocative and richly informative film. The cinematography, both ariel and ground based brings to bear the sheer beauty, the sense of timelessness, the freedom, solitude, challenging, inspiration and magic of Dartmoor.

The bare, weathered Tors and rolling hills begin to warm and glow in the fresh Spring sunshine whilst in the lower valleys the flowers are blooming in a riot of colour amongst standing stones, stone circles and crosses, clapper bridges, the tin mines and picturesque stone houses.

If you are already familiar with Derbyshire then enjoy a keepsake of your visit to revisit time and again; or if that pleasure has yet to come then discover what you have been missing and take a journey into the very heart of of Derbyshire and discover it's highlights and many hidden treasures.

In the 1970's, local filmmaker John Howard and a keen sailor began filming his exploration of the River Humber as the great columns of the Humber Bridge were going up and the slow demise of the fishing ports of Hull and Grimsby were beginning to gather pace.

A 'Yellowbelly' is the nickname for a native of Lincolnshire, one of England's most beautiful rural counties and this is a wonderfully evocative record of a year in the life of the county and its people, their character and humour, both now and in the past.

A fascinating journey through the villages and towns, churches, great houses, seashore and stunningly beautiful countryside of Norfolk. A stylish and evocative presentation exploring the timeless beauty, hitory, and endless fascination of this delightful corner of England.

In Northamptonshire, the past rubs shoulders with the present, where Norman & Plantagenet kings hunted and held court and Elizabethan landowners and statesmen built some of the most majestic churches to be found in Northern Europe; and it is in Northamptonshire that both George Washington and Benjamin Franklin, those two great architects of the modern American nation can be traced to their roots.

The legend of Robin Hood and Sherwood Forest has always given Nottinghamshire a sense of romance but there is much more to this delightful county.

The Suffolk Coast is a rich and varied mixture of international cargo and fishing ports interlaced with quiet sandy havens and the gateway to the Broadlands. Enjoy a stylish and evocative exploration travelling the length of the Suffolk coast from Lowestoft to Felixstowe.

Join Johnny Morris on an eating & drinking tour of the Cotswolds visiting it`s wonderfully diverse pubs & restaurants in Witney, Evesham, Lechlade, Chalford, Edge, Cheltenham, Didmarton, Minety & Marlborough.

A film made with the full co-operation of the Peak National Park, follows the farmer, the ranger, the quarryman and the climbing instructor. It marks all the annual highlights, reflects the changing seasons in the glorious scenery and tells of the wildlife, the plantlife and the history of the Peaks.