BBC Country file

It's page on the BBC iPlayer is here.

The features at Soulton covered the sustainable conservation agricuture ('no-till'), as well as Soulton Long Barrow and a resident stained glass artist's work here. 

Below are some social media tweets about the programme. 

Matt Baker #countryfile “oh my word. It’s so calming”
Ellie: “It takes your breath away, litteraly. It’s sort of magical”@DyingMatters @creative_dying @LifeDeathWhat @BeyondLifeUK @BBCR4OC pic.twitter.com/J52Q2jhpI3

— Sacred Stones Ltd (@SacredStonesLtd) April 18, 2019

 

 

 

 

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BBC Countryfile learn about our families process of memorialisation #countryfile #allbyhand #glassart #bespoke #memorial #lifedeathwhatever @dyingmatters @crusecare @enchantedlightuk

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Thanks for having us! https://t.co/LSbwpNDeAL

— BBC Countryfile (@BBCCountryfile) 14 April 2019

Well. #countryfile was a lot of fun and the comments on #soil and on the #soultonlongbarrow were engaging and some a bit humbling.

Thank you all for your engagement.

Come and see us some time! pic.twitter.com/FTSEgfaVnk

— Soulton Hall (@SoultonHall) 14 April 2019

Oh what a wonderful thing! I've got a real lump in my throat at the beauty of it all. Beautiful stained glass art for such a loving place to remember your loved ones! #countryfile

— Isobel Brown (@izzles25) 14 April 2019

At 7pm on BBC1 join Matt Baker and the rest of the @BBCCountryfile team where we find out more about soil quality and visit a contemporary long barrow https://t.co/yjn4SYP3s8 pic.twitter.com/twOtH1eWc1

— Matt Baker Fans (@mattbakerfans) 14 April 2019

Great to see @_Tim_Ashton @SoultonHall talking about #notill and #soilhealth on @BBCCountryfile! Nothing better than a slake test live on TV 🙌🏻🌱 https://t.co/pmRluIKx5g pic.twitter.com/Y6C7ZCU3p0

— Sectormentor (@sectormentor) 15 April 2019

Great to see an @Weaving_Mach drill on @BBCCountryfile just now. #NoTil #GoodForTheSoil pic.twitter.com/Rd8AY2N46T

— Sarie Weaving (@SWeavie) 14 April 2019

What a fabulous thing (and great pics!). Less than a mile from my house and I see it for the first time on #Countryfile #ashamed! https://t.co/UkcAlqt6cw

— Matthew Lanham (@MatthewLanham) 15 April 2019

A lovely tribute to a lovely families idea 🌟

— Visit Ellesmere (@VisitELLESMERE) 15 April 2019

Definitely, will be watching next week 😊. The burial mound was absolutely beautiful, what a gorgeous magical place for your loved ones & their families

— joyce Jordan (@joyceJo49834475) 14 April 2019