A Bird's Eye View Of The Lake District

A Bird's Eye View Of The Lake District

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1986•30 min•Documentary
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Bob Langley
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Jim Pope
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Bob Langley presents an aerial tour of England's Lake District National Park, swooping over the fells, mountains and lakes, with narration by Jim Pope. This documentary also includes an interview with a team working to repair pathway erosion in the national park.
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