Why its still a vital part of rural life
Horse logging is an ancient way of clearing woodlands, bogs and marshes.
The tradition, and the horses used to do it, are slowly dying out as more and more councils use machinery instead.
Reporter Catherine Carr went to Landbeach near Cambridge to meet Stella Cornell - one of the country's few women horse loggers.
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