Weatherman Walking

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I don't know how many of you can get BB2W (Digital) outside Wales, but for
those that can, Weatherman Walking is on at 8pm tonight, featuring a walk
in Snowdonia.

It's a repeat, so I think it's probably the Llyn Idwal walk.

Paul
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There's something just been advertised on the BBC, Griff Ryhs Jones climbing
the highest mountains in Britain. I recognised Crib Goch, Tryfan and
possible Cairngorms. Series called "Mountains" I believe.

Jhimmy

Jhimmy said:

There's something just been advertised on the BBC, Griff Ryhs Jones
climbing the highest mountains in Britain. I recognised Crib Goch,
Tryfan and possible Cairngorms. Series called "Mountains" I believe.

I'll look out for it, thanks.

Paul
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Paul Saunders said:

Jhimmy said:

There's something just been advertised on the BBC, Griff Ryhs Jones
climbing the highest mountains in Britain. I recognised Crib Goch,
Tryfan and possible Cairngorms. Series called "Mountains" I believe.

I'll look out for it, thanks.

Paul

See also:-

http://www.tgomagazine.co.uk/news/news/display.var.1507818.0.bmountain_a_new_series_from_bbc1b.php

Episode 1 starts Sunday 29th July.

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Episode 1 starts Sunday 29th July.

That's a bit sudden for "coming soon" as stated in the adverts over the
last few days. They trailed the Wainwright programmes for ages before
publicly scheduling them on BBC3.

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Joe Bloggs <[email hidden]> writes

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Paul Saunders said:

Jhimmy said:

There's something just been advertised on the BBC, Griff Ryhs Jones
climbing the highest mountains in Britain. I recognised Crib Goch,
Tryfan and possible Cairngorms. Series called "Mountains" I believe.

I'll look out for it, thanks.
Paul

See also:-

http://www.tgomagazine.co.uk/news/news/display.var.1507818.0.bmountain_a
_new_series_from_bbc1b.php

Episode 1 starts Sunday 29th July.

TRAVEL: Wainright Country
On: ITV1 Granada (3)
Date: Sunday 29th July 2007 (starting in 9 days)
Time: 18:00 to 18:30 (30 minutes long)

Fred Talbot re-traces the footsteps of great fell walker Alfred
Wainwight. Today, he breezes up Pike O Blisco in the Lake District's
Southern Fells in search of what drove Wainwright to spend thirteen
years of his life charting the mountains of Lakeland.
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Episode 1 starts Sunday 29th July.

That's a bit sudden for "coming soon" as stated in the adverts over the
last few days. They trailed the Wainwright programmes for ages before
publicly scheduling them on BBC3.

Coming soo can end up meaning next week or so. There are a few progs
on "invisible science" coming up on BBC4 that were coming soon last
week, now they are next week. I can see my PVR getting a few more
search terms added to it. Goodness only knows when I'll get round to
watching it all.
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