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After the Ice
First transmitted in 1986. Britain was once covered in ice, with glaciers over a mile deep and ice caps as far south as London. From an eagle's eye view, this programme investigates how ice shaped the British landscape, and how forests evolved and ancient lakes remained after the ice retreated.
Last on
Sun 14 Jul 1991
17:10
Did You Know?
Britain's only reindeer can be found in the mountains of the Cairngorms. They were reintroduced into Scotland in 1952 after becoming extinct 8,000 years before. The man responsible for this was Swedish reindeer herder Mikel Utsi, who felt the environment of the Highlands was similar to that of Lapland.
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Broadcasts
- Sun 5 Jan 1986 17:40
- Wed 1 Jul 1987 21:30
- Sun 14 Jul 1991 17:10
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Aerial Journeys
Looking at the British landscape from the air.
Aerial Journeys Collection
This programme is available online as part of the Aerial Journeys Collection.