WATCH: Dougie Beattie explores the celebration of British countryside at The Game Fair
•Dougie Beattie reports from The Game Fair, highlighting the celebration of the British countryside.
•Andy emphasizes that historic countryside trades are still relevant and not just relics of the past.
•Many traditional crafts, such as leather working and forging, continue to thrive and provide jobs.
المصدر: GB News | Source: GB NewsGB News Northern Ireland Reporter Dougie Beattie reports from The Game Fair, an annual celebration of the British countryside.
Speaking to GB News, Andy said that the historic trades of the countryside are "still alive" and are "not museum pieces".
He said: "All of these guys are just demonstrating that these aren't museum pieces, right? They are relevant.
"The guys are earning money, these are their jobs. A lot of people think that many of these old crafts, like leather working, like forging, they've all gone, but they're still here."
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→Dougie Beattie reports from The Game Fair, highlighting the celebration of the British countryside.
→Andy emphasizes that historic countryside trades are still relevant and not just relics of the past.
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