Tony embarks on a 45-mile walk across Wiltshire, visiting prehistoric sites such as Avebury and Stonehenge, while exploring the life and death of the Stone Age.

This episode focuses on the Roman conquest of the Lake District, showcasing Roman legions' struggle against the harsh landscape and local tribes.

Tony walks along the Cornish coast, discovering hidden coves and the history of smuggling during the 18th century, when smuggling was a booming trade.

Tony walks from Liverpool to Wigan, following the route of the Leeds and Liverpool Canal, uncovering the region's industrial past.

This episode follows Tony as he walks from Melrose in Scotland to Holy Island, exploring the history of Northumbria and the spread of Christianity by Saint Cuthbert.

Tony explores the rural and remote landscape of North Norfolk, learning about the area's resistance to industrialization and its preservation of a rural identity.

Robinson walks along the Dorset coastline, focusing on the area's role during World War II. He explores wartime relics and examines how the local population prepared for an invasion.

A walk through the Derwent Valley in Derbyshire, where Robinson explores the birthplace of Britain’s Industrial Revolution, visiting early factories and discussing technological advancements.

Tony hikes across the Weald in Kent and the South Downs of East Sussex, tracing the steps of Henry VIII's 1535 Royal Progress and visiting locations rich with Tudor history.

Tony walks through the Scottish Highlands to learn about the Jacobite uprisings and how the rugged landscape influenced these rebellions.