Season 4 - Episode Guide

The head gardener at Cornwall's Lost Gardens of Heligan sows the seeds of a wildflower revolution from a colourful crop of meadow flowers to help the rest of the county bloom. A trawler skipper live-streams his latest catch via Facebook to his customers, before selling direct to them off his boat when he returns to harbour. An engineer gets a replica of iconic locomotive the Puffing Devil back up to full steam, and a Devon wildlife ranger takes care of wild beavers.

A wheelwright and his team restore a Victorian bicycle, and a couple compete in a regatta to celebrate the 70th anniversary of the Fowey River Class sailing dinghy. An artisan brewer and wine-maker searches for ingredients for his next creation on the grounds of Torbay's most historic building, and a stonemason and drystone waller gets to work on one of Cornwall's most unique landmarks.

A steam engine enthusiast embarks on an ambitious coast-to-coast journey across Devon, travelling across the county's rolling hills in an 80-year-old steamroller with a top speed of eight miles per hour. Farmers on Dartmoor rear a rare breed of sheep, while at Falmouth, a group of free divers explores a spectacular underwater cave.

A seasonal trip to the lofty moors and craggy coastline of England's south west to celebrate the festive season with the people who live and work in this beautiful corner of Britain.

This special programme celebrates the counties' strong traditions, from repairing a velocipede and an ancient church tower, to restoring a Cornish hedge. 

People whose lives revolve around the south-western counties' 1000 miles of shoreline, including a surfer returning to the sport after a knee injury with help from her father, who creates a specially designed surfboard for her. . In Ilfracombe, the harbourmaster takes delivery of the only robotic waterborne litter picker in the UK, and sets it to work keeping the water free of plastic waste.

A special episode celebrating the counties' shared heritage of fishing, meeting some of the people whose lives revolve around fishing the bountiful waters of Devon and Cornwall. On the Isles of Scilly, flung out in the Celtic Sea, fisherman Adam Morton and his family make the most of the busy tourist season, feeding visitors to their fish and chip shop, while in Cornwall, fisherman Phil Trebilcock embraces a warm summer's day with flat calm seas, in a bid to find lobster and crab.

Special episode featuring residents of the two counties who are determined to protect and preserve the environment, including a farmer bringing wildflower meadows back to life and a clean ocean campaigner spearheading a project to rid the shoreline of plastic flotsam. The warden of an island that was once a haven for puffins and other seabirds hopes to reverse the decline in population.

Special episode exploring the lives of people who work the land in south-west England, including a Lanlivery family who have found an innovative way of keeping their potato farm in profit, and siblings William and Harriet Allin, who are putting their all into raising their very own flock of two sheep. After entering every country show in the region all summer, they're hoping for a shot at the coveted Young Handler of the Year title.