(15 parts)
Series looking at aspects of the Carlton region.
1) includes a parish church adopted by Mark Chagall.
20/1: profile of millwright David Nicholls, who restores windmills and watermills and has also helped to refit of the world’s largest sugar mill in the Caribbean (not 13/1).
27/1: follows a deer stalker. 3/02/00: A Buddhist monastery in Hertfordshire; the ‘Essex Triangle’ village of Coggeshall.
20/1: life of Edith Holden, author of ‘Country Diary of an Edwardian Lady’ and asks if large trout are returning to the Thames as it gets cleaner.
23/3: a scientist whose job it is to be bitten by mosquitos; Sir Francis Dashwood, whose stately home West Wycombe Park in Buckinghamshire, has been given to the National Tust.
6/04/00: orgins of woodland squirrels in Missouri, USA; reintroducing wolves to Britain; Chinese mitten crabs in Chiswick (rpt).
13/4: a Household Cavalry major who is trying to cultivate and sell his own truffles.