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/ full contents  Characters
& songs: Camberwick
Green
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 Chigley
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 Gordon
Murray
 Freddie
Phillips
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& Hardwick
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Prince
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Brownfoots
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are the puppets?
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 | Television-related
Web sitesIf you liked the Trumptonshire Web,
then you will probably also enjoy these: 
        
          
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 | The Clangers
web page. John Fletcher's very comprehensive guide to the little
creatures who live on and in a small blue cratered planet. 
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 | The Noggin the Nog website Northlands by Neil Jones. 
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 | The Smallfilms
Treasury for all those Postgate/Firmin characters including Ivor
the Engine,  Bagpuss, Noggin, and The Clangers. 
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 | Talking of Bagpuss, all the songs have now
been re-recorded by the original artists and have been released on a
CD, available from Fellside |  
            |  | Summerton Mill
 
 A
modern stop-frame animation with a classical feel, made for CBeebies
Tikkabilla.
When the waterwheel turns at Summerton Mill, a little bit of magic
takes place and, for a little while, everything goes back to how it
used to be...See the official website at Summerton
Mill
 
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 | The BBC ONLINE
site provides extensive information relating to all BBC matters. |  
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 | For children's programmes try  the Memorable TV
index. Information on a huge number of British TV programmes for
children. 
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 | Try  TV
Cream  for "the best place on the Net to discover the
long-dead
programmes you thought you'd seen the back of forever" - excellent for
those long unforgotten programmes |  
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 | Andrew Wiseman's
TV Room has been around since the early days. Check out his behind the
scenes of British TV, including those great Public Information Films. 
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