Walking enthusiast Mark Radcliffe discovers the life and legacy of Alfred Wainwright, fell-walker and creator of Britain's most famous series of walking guides.
The success of Alfred Wainwright's guides to the Lake District helped attract tens of thousands of walkers to the area, but this was a very private man who hid from others when out on the hilltops rather than wish them a good day.
Mark Radcliffe? Out On Blue 6, Mark Radcliffe? Mark and Lard, Mark Radcliffe? BBC Radio 1 presenter, Mark Radcliffe? Please, I must know... especially as I read this at 21.38 and had therefore missed it.
Mark Radcliffe? Out On Blue 6, Mark Radcliffe? Mark and Lard, Mark Radcliffe? BBC Radio 1 presenter, Mark Radcliffe? Please, I must know... especially as I read this at 21.38 and had therefore missed it.
Yep - that Mark Radcliffe. It'll be on Listen Again.
-- Andy Leighton => [email hidden] "The Lord is my shepherd, but we still lost the sheep dog trials" - Robert Rankin, _They Came And Ate Us_
Mark Radcliffe? Out On Blue 6, Mark Radcliffe? Mark and Lard, Mark Radcliffe? BBC Radio 1 presenter, Mark Radcliffe? Please, I must know... especially as I read this at 21.38 and had therefore missed it.
Yep - that Mark Radcliffe. It'll be on Listen Again.
Listen Again : www.bbc.co.uk/radio/aod/radio4_aod.shtml?radio4/archivehour
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Can this be download or do you have to listen on line. I can't see a way to download.
You have to listen online, (you'll need Real Player or an alternatve.) They won't let you download it for copyright reasons but you can get round it as Duncan says. -- Phil Cook looking north over the park to the "Westminster Gasworks"
Can this be download or do you have to listen on line. I can't see a way to download.
You can download it anytime that it's available on 'Listen Again' with a bit of free software called 'Streambox VCR'. It's difficult to find a working download site for this, and it's a bit fiddly to use, but if you manage to download it, I can tell you how to do it.
Or do what I did and go for the low-tech approach of plugging a mini-disc/CD/tape recorder into the sound card. Can't be havin' with all this new-fangled technology.