Film Of The Day - Cutting Hedge Technology

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Cutting Hedge Technology , from 1942 - 

A Northamptonshire hedger is ably assisted by a smiling land girl eager to learn the rural craft of hedge making and maintenance in this gentle instructional film, made by the Realist Film Unit for the Ministry of Agriculture.


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