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folk on foot. So thank you and enjoy the walk. So there I was watching later with Jules Holland on the telly,

and this remarkable woman came on, who was using electronics to underpin her singing of folk songs and her fiddle playing.

And she's called Frankie Archer, and I thought, I've got to meet her.

So I've come to the town of concert

in the north-east of England

she lives around here just south-west of Newcastle

and she's going to bring her electronics

and we're going to go for a walk in the countryside

around here I can't wait

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