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When is Weatherman Walking next on TV?

Weatherman Walking is next on TV on Monday 31 August at 2:15 pm on BBC Two England. The episode is Dwyryd River Valley, Season 13, Episode 1.

Dwyryd River Valley Season 13 · Episode 1

Monday 31 August on BBC Two England (2)

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Weatherman Walking TV listings this week

Weatherman Walking is scheduled to air at these times (may include spoilers):

  • Mon 31

    Dwyryd River Valley
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    Season 13 · Episode 1

    Derek Brockway kicks off the new series in Gwynedd with a 10-mile walk, that starts and ends in Penryndeudreath near Porthmadog and follows part of the Ffestiniog Railway line. He learns about the industrialist who changed the landscape and takes shelter from the rain in a farmhouse kitchen before exploring a Celtic rainforest. Meanwhile, Dr Jeni Millard visits a slate quarry now used to mature cheese and Onkar Singh Purewal discovers the story of the first recorded black person in north Wales

    More details for Weatherman Walking, Mon 31, 2:15 pm
  • Tue 1

    Usk
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    Season 13 · Episode 2

    Derek Brockway, visits Usk for a stunning 10-mile circular walk which starts and ends at Usk Castle. Along the way, he sees the landscape from above as he hitches a ride in a glider, learns about an ancient orchard, visits some community allotments and helps local youngsters plant sunflowers. Archaeologist Dr Erin Lloyd Jones finds out what the Romans did for Wales and Matthew Bassett explores decorative Oriental-inspired tinware once made in the town

    More details for Weatherman Walking, Tue 1, 2:15 pm
  • Wed 2

    Cilgerran
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    Season 13 · Episode 3

    Derek Brockway and the team travel to the point where the counties of Carmarthenshire, Pembrokeshire and Ceredigion all meet to follow the course of the River Teifi between Cenarth and Cilgerran. On the way he learns to steer a coracle. Matt Bassett visits possibly the prettiest producers' market on the Teifi estuary and Dr Jeni Millard discovers the story of Wales' smallest museum

    More details for Weatherman Walking, Wed 2, 2:15 pm
  • Thu 3

    Dinas Powys
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    Season 13 · Episode 4

    Derek Brockway is in Dinas Powys, just outside Cardiff, to walk the five-mile Salmon Leaps circular trail. The route takes him through ancient woodland and across the historical Cwrt yr Ala estate before he returns to Dinas Powys where the Village Show is in full swing. Wildlife expert Lizzie Daly goes in search of night creatures and Onkar Singh Purewal joins a dawn swim at Penarth

    More details for Weatherman Walking, Thu 3, 2:15 pm
  • Fri 4

    Llandovery
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    Season 13 · Episode 5

    Derek Brockway follows the Heart of Wales Railway in Carmarthenshire and takes part in the World Bog Snorkelling Championships. He also takes part in a tug-of-war with young farmers and has afternoon tea under a railway viaduct. Matthew Bassett joins cyclists in Llandovery and wildlife expert Lizzie Daly goes in search of pied flycatchers in rare Atlantic oak woodland

    More details for Weatherman Walking, Fri 4, 2:15 pm
  • Mon 7

    Hirwaun
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    Season 13 · Episode 6

    Derek Brockway visits Rhondda Cynon Taf for a seven-mile circular trail that starts and ends in Hirwaun. On his route, he learns about the area's industrial past, visits a whisky distillery and takes a ride on the world's fastest seated zipline. Meanwhile, wildlife expert Lizzie Daly investigates how otters are under threat and Onkar Singh Purewal goes on a trek with alpacas across the Brecon Beacons

    More details for Weatherman Walking, Mon 7, 2:15 pm
  • Tue 8

    Clywedog Valley Trail
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    Season 13 · Episode 7

    Derek Brockway walks the Clywedog Valley Trail near Wrexham in North Wales. He learns the story of John Wilkinson, known as Iron Mad Jack, who revolutionised the iron industry and helps carve a duck from a cedar log. Meanwhile, wildlife expert Lizzie Daly discovers red squirrels are on a comeback in the area and Onkar Singh Purewal is blown away by the rare varieties of apples being grown on the National Trust's Erddig Estate

    More details for Weatherman Walking, Tue 8, 2:15 pm

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Derek Brockway
Jeni Millard
Onkar Singh Purewal
Julia Foot

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