Was I the only one who saw this on Friday night on BBC2 ? It was the first of two programs with Colin Stafford-Johnson well worth seeing if you missed it.
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Wild Ireland: The Edge of the World
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Mcqueen-
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I'm in bed for 9 
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Have it recorded. I like that guy. He's very mellow
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i-player link Don't know if it'll let you watch it in Ireland or Spain.
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Excellent! Just finished watching it. I was at that Corcomroe Abbey last year where they filmed the kestrel family. (We went to the chocolate factory afterwards... 
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Saw this tonight. Nice program. 
Do they get midges like Scotland? Watched Bigheads on Sunday. No Stuart Hall though which is a pity...........
Do they get midges like Scotland? Watched Bigheads on Sunday. No Stuart Hall though which is a pity...........
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Yep, we get midges but only for about 3 or 4 weeks in summer.
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I will stick it on the cruise agenda then for when Patsy retires. 
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