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Ken Baker

Using a scythe

1/5

2:21

Peter Batchelor

Reproductive life of the bee

1/5

2:22

Gwen Burnell

Rearing poultry

1/3

1:35

Arthur Heywood

Town versus country

1/6

1:32

Lady Rosemary Hills

Catching mice at Cannington Farm Institute

1/1

1:47

Frances Jenkins

Haymaking and rook shooting parties

1/3

2:26

Frances Newton

Grandfather Fisher, tying the wool at 88

1/3

2:26

David Ridd

Preparing sheep for showing

1/7

2:11

Pam Wyatt

Running the farm

2/2

1:45

Tom Yandle

Hurdling turnips

2/5

1:26

Harry Horrobin

CND and Dulverton home defence

2/3

2:27

Leslie Norman

Family & first pair of britches

2/8

2:02

Ben Halliday

Chasing seals with Captain Woodward, as a boy

2/5

2:20

Gwen Kirby

Father and the Great Western Railway tea basket

2/3

2:11

Ken Oxenham

Sailing to Swansea

1/1

1:51

Harold Reeves

First ferret

1/7

2:38

Tom Richards

Childhood games

1/3

2:03

Tony Takle

Building a hut in the wood

2/5

2:13

Alma Tunstall

Childhood mealtimes

1/1

2:12

Bill Partridge

Pausing in Luccombe church

2/4

1:47

Horace Crang

Deliveries to Slattenslade, Martinhoe

1/4

1:49

Millie Curtis

Mother, doing the washing

1/4

2:10

Leslie Delbridge

Flooding at Woolcombe Farm, Sandyway

1/6

2:30

Maud Harding

Selling cream from Torre Farm, Winsford

2/3

2:10

Chris Nelder

Feral cats at Hartford Bottom, Brompton Regis

2/6

1:42

Dick Rawle

Looking after himself

2/2

2:26

Ada Tucker

Coming home to West Ilkerton after dances

2/1

1:39

Olive Vigars

Working life since retirement

3/4

2:00

John Edwards

The Baker charity, Exford

3/1

2:01

Lady Margaret Fortescue

Family background and the Fortescue estate

1/2

2:11

Julian Luttrell

Parents' commitment to Dunster Castle estate

1/2

2:17

John Blackmore

First hunt

1/8

2:15

Dick Lloyd

Enjoying the hunt

2/5

1:46

Dudley Parsons

Driving people hunting

3/3

1:48

Ronnie Wallace

History of anti-hunting protest

2/7

2:00

Jim Collins

One of the most beautiful parts of the world

3/8

2:23

Ann le Bas

Painting on the moor

2/1

2:20

Ann MacEwen

Developing an interest in the countryside

1/9

2:05

Maj-Gen Dare Wilson

The jewels in the landscape

2/7

2:01

Derek Bales

Lynmouth flood, arriving with the army at Brushford

1/2

1:31

Ted Lethaby

Lynmouth flood, ferrying passengers by bus

2/3

2:33

Muriel Pearcey

Lynmouth flood, Brendon

2/4

1:47

John Pedder

Lynmouth flood, the next day

2/7

1:48

Peter Steer

Lynmouth flood, Exford

2/5

1:49

Dr Maurice Hardman

Visiting patients in his Brendon Hills practice

2/2

2:16

Dr Ernest Mold

Mental health provision

2/6

2:09

Hilda Parham

Giving birth at home

3/6

1:56

Paddy Kennedy

Jack Thorne, Bury blacksmith and taxi driver

1/5

2:27

Mary Schofield

Friendship with Alfred Munnings

2/2

2:01

Walter Barwick

Miss Hayes and the cane

3/8

2:36

Stan Curtis

Simonsbath School

1/2

2:21

Alvina Irwin

Mrs Simpson, Kentisbury schoolteacher

1/6

2:05

Tom Troake

Disciplined, then and now

1/3

2:08

Gerald Winzer

Monica Little, riding to school at Exford

1/8

1:45

Edna Clatworthy

Keeping things going in the village

2/5

1:43

Jean Campbell

Stabling the Munnings' horses

1/2

1:39

Ada Richards

Taking in visitors

1/4

1:52

Alan Bawden

The rabbit train in wartime

2/1

2:19

Dennis Corner

Plane crash on Porlock beach

2/4

2:37

John Milton

Poaching salmon during the war

1/5

2:18

Bob Reed

Joining Churchill's secret army

1/3

2:00

Jim Smale

General Eisenhower and the US army camp

2/6

2:12

Arthur Webber

Mapping Cutcombe parish wells for the Americans

1/7

2:28

David Westcott

War Agriculture Committee and ploughing

1/7

1.54

Hope Bourne

Iron frost at Ferny Ball, Withypool

2/6

2:27

Tom Rook

Rescuing sheep behind Porlock pebble ridge, 1996

1/7

2:35

Joan Smith

Surviving winter at Glenthorne

1/7

1:46

Cyril Wyburn

The winter of 1947

1/7

1:53

Maurice Chidgey

Lino-type printing at the West Somerset Free Press

1/3

2:08

Dr Glyn Court

Running Washford post office

1/10

2:24

Jean Gabb

Collecting the fish for Pixton Park, Dulverton

1/4

1:34

Stanley Hooper

Carting sand from Bossington beach

1/3

1:48

Tom Lock

Bark ripping & selling cider, Hawkridge

1/2

2:01

Norah Mackney

Buying hats for the drapery business

1/6

1:32

Frank Morgan

Early days at Luxborough shop

2/6

2:09

Ben Norman

Unloading steamships at Watchet harbour

1/2

1:53

Fred Radley

Keeping dry with West of England sacks

1/3

2:14

Brian Windsor

Butchering, disposing of the entrails

2/9

2:21