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| Côté et piste | Piste et artiste | Longueur |
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| BROOKFIELD |
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| A1 | The farm garden in summer | 2.08 |
| A2 | Impatient with bad weather, David Archer starts up his digger | 1.30 |
| A3 | Sheep and lambs | 1.16 |
| A4 | Sheep dipping | 1.29 |
| A5 | Pip Archer is seated on David's lap in front of the blazing hearth at Brookfield | 0.19 |
| A6 | Jill's hens | 1.06 |
| HOME FARM |
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| A7 | Autumn at Home Farm | 1.20 |
| A8 | Brian Aldridge culling one of his deer | 0.29 |
| A9 | Debbie's horse box | 2.30 |
| A10 | Alice Aldridge talks about school | 0.38 |
| BRIDGE FARM |
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| A11 | Tony Archer's milking parlour | 1.19 |
| A12 | As above. Milking in progress | 0.58 |
| A13 | Some of Tony's cows in the yard | 1.34 |
| A14 | Pat Archer waits impatiently as Mike Tucker arrives late with the morning's delivery of vegetables | 0.47 |
| GRANGE FARM |
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| A15 | Some of the Grundy Friesians drink from the cool waters of the River Am | 1.45 |
| A16 | Come the autumn, Joe Grundy reluctantly agrees to repair some of the fences around the farm. We hear him grumpily driving the tractor pulling a trailer full of poor quality wood | 1.10 |
| A17 | Eddie's turkey poults being fattened up for Christmas | 1.33 |
| GREY GABLES HOTEL |
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| A18 | Higgs drives Jack Woolley from Grey Gables to a Parish Council meeting. Theya re late and on the way out nearly run over Peggy's cat, Sammy | 0.35 |
| A19 | Peggy's cat tells her all about it | 0.23 |
| A20 | Trying to get back into the shape after the birth of Daniel, Shula gingerly tries out the exercise bike during a crowded session at Grey Gables Health Club | 1.45 |
| A21 | Linda Snell is trying to get to grips with the computer on the Grey Gables reception desk | 1.25 |
| A22 | The shoot at the Country Park | 1.48 |
| LOWER LOXLEY HALL |
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| A23 | The peacocks | 0.25 |
| A24 | The ticking of the clock as Nigel and Lizzie wait impatiently for Mrs. Pargetter to leave | 0.49 |
| A25 | Elly May | 0.26 |
| AMBRIDGE HALL |
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| A26 | Linda Snell's goats | 1.13 |
| A27 | Linda proves surprisingly adept when it comes to milking one of her goats | 2.00 |
| A28 | Meadow near the River Am | 1.46 |
| THE DOVER HOUSE |
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| A29 | Caroline Pemberton gives her horse, Midnight, a carrot. The other horses in the stable are jealous but Midnight doesn't care | 1.00 |
| THE BULL |
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| A30 | After lunch at The Bull. Jamie Perks is resting in his cot. In the kitchen, Kathy is supervising the preparations for the evening meals, chopping vegetables, etc. Sid is tidying up in the bar, collecting glasses, putting bottles on the shelves and so on. A distant dog disturbs Jamie who bursts into tears | 1.34 |
| A31 | In The Bull after practice at the nets. Roy Tucker opens a can of soft drink. This isn't Eddie's style at all. He has a pint of shires. A few minutes later he has another one | 2.36 |
| A32 | November the 5th. The whole village has turned out to watch the fireworks | 2.23 |
| WILLOW FARM |
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| A33 | Neil Carter feeds the pigs | 1.03 |
| THE VILLAGE GREEN |
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| A34 | The millards' stately progress across the village green is disturbed; first by Simon Pemberton speeding up to Leamington, then by Roy Tucker and Kate Aldridge walking to the village shop to see Betty Tucker | 1.32 |
| A35 | The village shop is busy as Jennifer Aldridge's bill is rung up on the till | 0.26 |
| A36 | Nelson is taking his spaniel, Charlie, for an early walk. Linda Snell approaches on her bicycle | 0.20 |
| A37 | The village fete | 2.24 |
| GLEBE COTTAGE |
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| A38 | The garden at Glebe Cottage, March | 1.45 |
| A39 | Daniel Hebden is not very happy | 0.58 |
| NIGHTINGALE FARM |
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| A40 | Mrs. Antrobus has gone out, leaving her Afghan hounds in the house. William Grundy has cycled up and down the path making a cheerful, teenage din. Suspecting an intruder, the dogs are restless | 0.53 |
| THE ESTATE |
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| A41 | One of the larger fields, May | 1.42 |
| A42 | David has asked Tony to help out with the ploughing. In the yard, he manoeuvres one of the tractors out of the way so that Tony can drive the other one off to the fields | 1.18 |
| NELSON'S WINE BAR |
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| A43 | A brief visit to the Wine Bar, where Nelson is pouring Mrs. Pargetter a reviving glass of champagne. On the wagon now, she cannot accept it | 0.17 |
| BORCHESTER |
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| A44 | Roy on his motor boke stops at traffic lights in Borchester High Street. Kate sees him and accepts a lift back to Ambridge | 1.14 |
| A45 | Tony Archer looks over a few organically reared cows at Borchester market | 2.43 |
| ST STEPHEN'S CHURCH |
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| A46 | As Jill drvies towards St Stephen's Church, the bell ringers are ringing Bob Doubles. Suddenly entranced by the sound she has heard all her married life, she stops the car and steps into the churchyard. The bells peal Call Changes | 1.57 |
| A47 | As the congregation starts to leave after the sefvice, Phil Archer plays the March from Scipio from Handel | 1.56 |
| A48 | The churchyard at midnight, Is everyone asleep? | 2.32 |
| AND FINALLY ... |
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| A49 | The Ambridge Cow. She gets everywhere | 1.13 |
| Longueur totale du média 1:06:12. |
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