Sound Escape 29: relax on a Gower headland while gulls call above and a tractor gathers hay

Sound Escape 29: relax on a Gower headland wh...

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358. Hear tales from the mill on a beautiful Hampshire chalkstream with Simon Cooper

Is the chalk stream the purest and most delightful natural habitat in England? Plodcast host Fergus Collins heads to the Hampshire-Wiltshire border to meet author and fly fisher Simon Cooper – who lives on a mill above one of these beautiful and rare waterways. It's the perfect c ...  Show more

Sound Escape 280. Gaze out across a coastal bay, rich with life

You’ve taken a break on the cliff path. A young family of ravens tilt and whirl beneath you. They seem so small against the outstretched sea. Near the shore its glittering surface is spotted with a colourful group of paddleboarders.BBC Countryfile Magazine's Plodcast Sound Escape ...  Show more

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