Duration: 3'35''
High Dennis climbs the chalk cliffs on the South East coast of England.
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3: South Downs | The Great British Countryside
Hugh Dennis and Julia Bradbury are in the South Downs, where they discover that this gentle, rolling landscape of southern Eng...
Flint | The Great British Countryside
Julia Bradbury investigates flint and the ancient craft of arrowhead making that it was used for.
Geology of the North and South Downs | The Great British Countryside
Geological demonstration of how the North and South Downs were created over millions of years.
How Britain became an island | The Great British Countryside
Hugh Dennis explains how Britain came to be separated from Europe.
Oil in the Sussex Weald | The Great British Countryside
Hugh Dennis explains the geology of the Sussex Weald using a sandwich and investigates the oil field that has been di...
Sussex gypsum mining | The Great British Countryside
Hugh Dennis visits a gypsum mine under the Sussex Weald.
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4: Highlands | The Great British Countryside
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Beneath the Yorkshire Dales | The Great British Countryside
Hugh Dennis ventures into Gaping Gill, a cave produced by limestone erosion.
Cliffhanger | Men of Rock
Dr Iain Stewart climbs a coastal sea stack and explains its geology.
Coastal Erosion | From Above
Crumbling into the sea - the Isle of Wight, from above.
Dartmoor granite tors | The Great British Countryside
Hugh Dennis explains the geological processes that caused the granite tors on Dartmoor.
Disruption to the ice age cycle | How Earth Made Us
Professor Iain Stewart explains how humans prevented the next stage of the ice age cycle.
Geology of the Yorkshire Dales | The Great British Countryside
Julia Bradbury explores the geology of the limestone pavement in the Yorkshire Dales.
Giant Ravines | From Above
Giant ravines are swallowing whole neighbourhoods. Watch the dramatic impact from above.
Hardraw Force | The Great British Countryside
Hugh Dennis visits a waterfall in the Yorkshire Dales that has created a gorge in the landscape.
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Professor Iain Stewart investigates the ways that humans have intervened in the water cycle.
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