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We’re not quite sure what a series about those living in England’s biggest national parks – the Lake District and the Yorkshire Dales – is doing on the arts channel, but undoubtedly there are some very nice landscapes. The two neighbouring national parks in the north-west of England might be considered recreational areas, but they are also home to 60,000 people. This seasonal series follows those who live and work in them. That includes the Blands, who farm

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