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20/01/2008
John Craven visits Britain's oldest working mine in Cheshire, and investigates underground caverns where sensitive data is stored safe from the elements (and prying eyes).
John Craven visits Britain's oldest working mine in Cheshire, which produces rock salt for road use. While there, he also investigates the caverns deep underground where some of our most sensitive data is stored safe from the elements (and prying eyes). Adam Henson discovers the remarkable way the salt mining industry has reshaped the Cheshire landscape, while Ben Fogle is 'Tossing the Sheaf' and 'Hurling the Curling Stone' as he competes in the Scottish Alternative Games.
Last on
Sun 20 Jan 200811:00
BBC One except Wales
Credits
| Role | Contributor |
|---|---|
| Presenter | John Craven |
| Presenter | Adam Henson |
| Presenter | Ben Fogle |
Broadcast
- Sun 20 Jan 200811:00BBC One except Wales
