Explore The Shires: Lil Britain Fish and Chip Shop

from Southwestern Vermont Chambercast · host Matt Harrington

This is the first episode of the spinoff show produced by the Southwestern Vermont Chamber of Commerce and Catamount Access Television.   On the first episode the ‘Explore the Shires’ team visits small fish and chip shop Lil' Britain to see how the make  their out-of-this-world fish and chips (don't forget the amazing burgers, chicken and other snacks)! Explore The Shire is produced by Catamount Access Television

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This is the first episode of the spinoff show produced by the Southwestern Vermont Chamber of Commerce and Catamount Access Television. On the first episode the ‘Explore the Shires’ team visits small fish and chip shop Lil' Britain to see how the make their out-of-this-world fish and chips (don't forget the amazing burgers, chicken and other snacks)! Explore The Shire is produced by Catamount Access Television

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