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The Animals of Farthing Wood: Spirit of Survival

Networks
BBC (as its archives name them)
Heard
1995
Episodes
1
Language
English

The third and concluding part of the exciting series as seen on BBC TV.

More about it

Fox and the Animals of Farthing Wood face new dangers when Bully, the King of the Rats, tries to take over White Deer Park.

Owl leaves to find a mate and Weasel and her problem family leave in search of a better life but find only trouble.

A new generation of animals are introduced in this exciting dramatisation which features the original music and voices from the acclaimed BBC television series.

Episodes, in broadcast order

  1. (1995, Full Audiocassette)

    No date given · 2 h 27 min

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  1. The Animals of Farthing Wood: Spirit of Survival (1995, Full Audiocassette)

    Listeners' uploads · BBC Worldwide Ltd. · 1 episode here · archive.org

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