Derbyshire
In the first episode of the series, Christine heads to Derbyshire where she discovers an ancient ‘motorway', takes part in a tug of war, works in a traditional sweet shop and takes part in a well-dressing ceremony.
Christine's first job in Derbyshire is to meet up with a local historian who shows her a historic trading route which ran through Derbyshire, going up and down the country, like an early M1. Christine takes in the views of the Derbyshire scenery as she heads along the route, chatting to other walkers on the way.
Next on the list, Christine heads to the tiny village of Sheen, which has a population of just 250. The Sheen Farmers Tug of War Club are the current men's world champions in the sport, and now the women in the village have got involved as well.
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