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BBC 'wimbledon trail' by Red Bee Media
Campaign Work, Thursday, 11 June 2009 07:00AM
What's that? The smell of ripening strawberries, cut grass and unwashed campers on the streets of London. Well, it must be time for Wimbledon again, a fact that is flagged up in the BBC's new trail for its coverage of the All-England Tennis Championships.
BBC 'wimbledon trail' by Red Bee Media
Featuring the main British contender, Andy Murray, the trail takes the viewer inside Murray’s mind as he prepares for the championships.
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