Synopsis

Hugh Dennis and Julia Bradbury visit Britain's biggest county. Hugh takes the controls of a glider and Julia finds out how Yorkshire's rocks produce mineral water.

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Beneath the Yorkshire Dales | The Great British Countryside

BBC One | 2012 | 5'25''

Hugh Dennis ventures into Gaping Gill, a cave produced by limestone erosion.

Geology of the Yorkshire Dales | The Great British Countryside

BBC One | 2012 | 4'33''

Julia Bradbury explores the geology of the limestone pavement in the Yorkshire Dales.

Gorge created by glacial erosion | The Great British Countryside

BBC One | 2012 | 1'46''

A Yorkshire railway runs through a gorge that was created by glacial erosion.

Hardraw Force | The Great British Countryside

BBC One | 2012 | 2'52''

Hugh Dennis visits a waterfall in the Yorkshire Dales that has created a gorge in the landscape.

Malham Cove | The Great British Countryside

BBC One | 2012 | 4'43''

Hugh Dennis visits Malham Cove and explains the geology of how it was created.

Yorkshire coast | The Great British Countryside

BBC One | 2012 | 3'35''

How the erosion and deposition of the North Sea is impacting the Yorkshire coast.

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