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BBC's Countryfile Visits Shipwrights Way - Paul Robinson (3rd May 2013 - 17:42:50) BBC Countryfile visit the Shipwrights Way BBC Countryfile have filmed at locations along the Shipwrights Way long distance path, for a show scheduled for 6pm on Sunday 12 May (on BBC1). The two-day visit included: presenter Matt Baker log boat building at Butser Ancient Farm with Ryan Watts, experimental archaeologist; conservation of HMS Victory & HMS Warrior (laser scanning Victory, and repairing the rigging on HMS Warrior) in Portsmouth's Historic Dockyard; and The Cockleshell Heroes. Presenter Julia Bradbury also paddled a replica Cockle on Portsmouth Canoe Lake. Paul Robinson

Re: BBC's Countryfile Visits Shipwrights Way - Les (5th May 2013 - 23:12:27) Paul Maybe the BBC are visiting the Shipwright Way to early,as the sculptures ( about 20) which Hampshire County Council think would be a good idea to place at various points along the way have not yet been installed. These sculptures costing £50,000 and are being funded by the Taxpayer and from Development Contributions. Some people might this is good use of public money, others may not.

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