Britain by Bike with Larry and George Lamb - Episode Guide

On the Yorkshire Dales, the pair learn how to train a sheepdog, make pork pies, go fly-fishing and enjoy a raucous evening of ferret racing.

Travelogue series with father-and-son duo Larry and George Lamb, exploring Britain's national parks from the saddle. They start their visit to the Scottish Highlands with a speedboat tour of Loch Lomond, and cycle through the Trossachs National Park.

Travelogue series with father-and-son duo Larry and George Lamb, exploring Britain's national parks from the saddle. They head for the beach on the spectacular Pembrokeshire coast. Larry takes a tour of an Iron Age fort and George attempts part of the Tour of Pembrokeshire.

Travelogue series with father-and-son duo Larry and George Lamb, exploring Britain's national parks from the saddle. They cycle through the New Forest National Park where they encounter the famous ponies, set up a bushcraft camp, attend a chair building class, and canoe down the Beaulieu River.

Larry is able to indulge his passion for Roman history as he and George cycle along a section of Hadrians Wall and visit the Vindolanda archaeological site. They also spend a night in a haunted castle.

The pair load their bikes on to the Paddington-Penzance sleeper train and after taking a ferry across the Celtic sea, they head to the island paradise of the Isles of Scilly.

The Lambs challenge each other to a race through Britain's first ever National Park, join the World Hen Racing Championships, and indulge in the local tradition of springtime sheep-washing.

The Lambs spot seals around Stangford Lough, enjoy Guinness and oysters, investigate their family history and play the bodhran at Northern Ireland's oldest thatched pub, the Cross Keys.

Larry and George tackle the Hebridean Cycle Way, en route meeting a weaver of Harris Tweed, having a kick about on one of the world's most spectacular football pitches, before enjoying a bagpipe lesson from the Lewis Pipe Band.