Britain’s Ancient Tracks

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Tony Robinson continues his trek along the age-old paths that criss-cross Britain with a ramble along Offa’s Dyke, which roughly follows the border of England and Wales.
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Tony Robinson continues his trek along the age-old paths that criss-cross Britain with a ramble along Offa’s Dyke

Tony Robinson continues his trek along the age-old paths that criss-cross Britain with a ramble along Offa’s Dyke, which roughly follows the border of England and Wales.

Along the way, Tony explores what is thought to be the resting place of King Arthur and learns the story of the Anglo Saxon king who the track is named after.

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