06/06/2012
Caz Graham investigates the resurgence of interest in dry stone walling and the rural skills that have shaped the British uplands.
Caz Graham investigates the resurgence of interest in the rural crafts which have shaped the British uplands. A trip to the eco centre in Derbyshire reveals how dry stone walling, hedge-laying and hurdle-making can provide a surprisingly steady income, despite the economic climate.
Presenter: Charlotte Smith Producer: Melvin Rickarby.
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