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The British Television Location Guide by Shoba Vazirani, Steve Clark (Paperback, 2010)

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Where is Cranford filmed? Where is the real Nag's HeD in Only Fools and Horses? Where on Earth is Doctor Who shot? Which pub did Inspector Morse drinking? Which building is used as the setting for Spooks? From Emmerdale to Lewis and from Last of the Dummer Wine to Life on Mars, The British Television Location Guide gives details of how you can visit the places you have seen so many times on the box.

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The British Television Location Guide reveals the secret filming locations for dozens of top television series and tells readers how they can visit the stunning locations they have seen so many times on the box. From Doctor Who to Spooks and from Cranford to Midsomer Murders , The British Television Location Guide includes details of where all major British TV shows are filmed. Among the 90 programmes included are current hits like Doc Martin , Ashes to Ashes , Lewis and Lark Rise To Candleford together with favourites like Only Fools and Horses , The Vicar of Dibley and Pride and Prejudice . It is packed with locations and behind the scenes details. It is ideal for armchair television fans and tourists alike. It is lavishly illustrated and full colour throughout. Holidaying in the UK is more popular than ever.