Somerset: Country and Coast

In the first episode, we head to the seaside resort of Minehead to meet the crew of the West Somerset Steam Railway, as they try to navigate one of the country's more challenging heritage railway lines and attempt to serve a luxury dining experience to a packed carriage on the move.

This time, we head to Cheddar and its famous gorge to find out how its world-renowned cheese is made and the surprising depths its makers go to get the flavour right. Will all the hand ‘cheddaring' and a year maturing in the gorge's caves pay off?

This time, we go through the keyhole to see how the other half live in upmarket Bath, in one of its most desirable multi-million-pound properties on the stunning, and famously luxurious Great Pulteney Street.

In this episode viewers are in for a delightful journey through the charming landscapes and vibrant culture of Somerset. Set against the backdrop of Bridgwater’s carnival festivities, the episode showcases one of the largest illuminated processions in Europe, offering viewers a glimpse into the spectacle and excitement of this annual event. As the streets come alive with colorful floats and mesmerizing performances, audiences will be treated to a visual feast that captures the spirit of community and celebration in the heart of Somerset. From dazzling displays to lively music, the carnival promises to be a highlight of the episode, showcasing the rich heritage and traditions of the region. In addition to the carnival festivities, viewers will also uncover the enchanting secrets of the bell-ringing swans of Wells. Delving into the history and mystery surrounding these majestic creatures, the episode explores their role in the cult