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Break It Down, by Pinetucky
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Break It Down, by Pinetucky

Break It Down, by Pinetucky

Thunderbird
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Thunderbird

Clip of Thunderbird from the Long Haul album

Gardener's World, by Henry Buckton
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Gardener's World, by Henry Buckton

This is a song dedicated to Gardeners' World, arguably the best Garden Centre in the West Country.

Excerpts from
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Excerpts from "The Spectrum of Adventure" (Part 6) by Thomas A. Christie

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