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Re: Britain's Ancient Capital: Secrets Of Orkney
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Whilst they were messing about with the car I turned to my better half and said I would have just crawled in with a torch. It had been standing for thousands or years - it was unlikely to fall down at that precise moment! (It's not as if the shaft was that long anyway) In my opinion the editor seemed to want to incorporate unnecessary 'drama/suspense' into what was already an interesting site. Perhaps it was to try to appeal to a wider / younger audience? The 3 episodes would have made 2 cracking episodes - only requiring Neil to front it.


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17th January 2017ce
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