Lunch on a steam train and the pub that's falling into the sea

Adventures in Rural Journalism

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If there's one thing better than a good lunch - it's a good lunch enjoyed while passing through beautiful countryside. Martin joins chef Claire Lynch as she produces Sunday lunch for over 70 people aboard the West Somerset Railway - and while on the journey he visits the most endangered pub in the UK - doomed unless major work is done because it's less than a metre from a crumbling cliff being eaten away by Bristol Channel waves.

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