Julia Bradbury shares tearful update on 'emotional' day with three generations of family

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Countryfile star filled with tears of emotion.Julia Bradbury has always loved nature and the outdoors, but after her breast cancer diagnosis, it took on a new meaning for her as reconnecting with nature was a vital way for her to heal.She has often invited her followers in on the experience, posting Instagram videos as she takes part in walks - and today was no exception."Had an emotional hike up Mam Tor today in the gorgeous @peakdistrict," she revealed to her 166,000 followers."'Mother Hill' was as welcoming as blue skies are to Skylarks today."It's the 1st time my Mamamou has been up there in more than 40yrs..

3 generations holding hands."There were tears #family #hike."The extra short video clip, captioned "Time for a hike", was viewed over 21,000 times.Julia looked radiant and healthy as she smiled for the camera, in a sign that she may be putting the trauma of her cancer battle behind her for now.The Countryfile star endured a gruelling mastectomy operation after being diagnosed with potentially deadly breast cancer last September, in the midst of coronavirus lockdown stresses.Since then, walks with family and trips to places like Kew Gardens have helped her in her bid to regain control over life.A dog walker who bumped into her on the way up took to the comments section to express his pleasure at meeting her.Julia was in the area working with the Peak District National Park Foundation, and had yesterday tweeted about her association with the brand."Great to be back in the @peakdistrict for the @pdnp_foundation foundation raising awareness & funds to preserve & maintain this special landscape," she wrote.Meanwhile, on its own page, the foundation posted a photo of her at their event and wrote: "What a fantastic.