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Totally Wild: Ground Level

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Ground Level

Season 23 | Episode 151 | ELEVEN | July 4, 2016

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Health and PE

Geography

Sustainability

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We're laying low on the land today. Nat meets a girl who trekked across the arctic and Emma hangs with some adorable Bassett Hound puppies.

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We're laying low on the land today. Nat meets a girl who trekked across the arctic and Emma hangs with some adorable Bassett Hound puppies.

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Kellyn talks to senior croquet player John Silkstone, who shares the rules of this old English game with us. Duane joins the game and has some questions for Penny about certain offensive strategy. In this case she knocks her ball over another to get hers straight through the hoop which is the constant goal. Finesse, strategy, handeye coordination plus good aim these skills make up the game of croquet. Add in fresh air, good sportsmanship and nice manners all round, and you have a sociable outd

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