Coast S02E07 · The Outer Hebrides
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At the outermost edge of the British Isles, we discover the struggle to survive in this harsh but stunningly beautiful myriad of islands big and small. Crystal clear water and powder white beaches conceal a history of human tragedy and joy.
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1. Dover To Isle of Wight2006-10-26 · 1h 0mThe beautiful cliffs of Dover are a breathtaking sight. On this stretch of the coastline chalk has not only defined and shaped the landscape but has also been the starting point of
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2. Holyhead To Liverpool2006-11-02 · 1h 0mNeil Oliver explores an inaccessible cave inlaid with beautiful stonework - who was the mystery builder? Nick shows us how to read the history of your local beach and Alice traces
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3. Arran To Gretna2006-11-09 · 1h 0mWhy did Alfred Nobel, founder of the famous prizes, pick the South West of Scotland as the ideal site for the world's biggest explosives factory? Nicholas Crane discovers the remar
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4. Cornwall & The Isles Of Scilly2006-11-16 · 1h 0mNeil Oliver discovers the network of cables under a Porthcurno beach which wrap around the world in a tale of invention, espionage and surprise. Mark Horton visits the Isles of Sci
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5. Dublin To Derry2006-11-23 · 1h 0mDiscover why Dublin is the greatest coastal city, join Mark Horton as he goes in search of the wreck of the SS Great Britain and Miranda Krestovnikoff spends a day at the races. Al
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6. Newcastle To Hull2006-11-30 · 1h 0mThe concrete and steel of the North East coast conceal a remarkable history of religious passion that transformed Britain and touched every corner of the world. Neil Oliver explore
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7. The Outer Hebrides2006-12-07 · 1h 0mAt the outermost edge of the British Isles, we discover the struggle to survive in this harsh but stunningly beautiful myriad of islands big and small. Crystal clear water and powd
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8. Felixstowe To Margate2006-12-14 · 1h 0mAlice Roberts savours the sea salt at Maldon, Miranda Krestovnikoff goes trawling on the Thames and we discover how the houses of Parliament can claim to be on the coast. We end th