02/03/2010
Anna Hill takes a slippery walk through fields in East Anglia and hears surprising statistics which show that despite the snowfall, the winter has been drier than normal.
Anna Hill takes a slippery walk through fields in East Anglia and hears surprising statistics which show that despite the snowfall, the winter has been drier than normal. Also on a watery note, Anna explores whether fields should be deliberately flooded to protect towns and cities from flooding. And we meet the West Country sausage maker who has found a new market selling bangers to China.
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