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It's the final week for the two families in 1890 Snowdonia but life continues to bring daily hardships including a temperamental milk cow, a sickly lamb and a belligerent quarry steward; the families get a night out -- 1890s style.
It's the final week for the two families in 1890 Snowdonia but life continues to bring daily hardships including a temperamental milk cow, a sickly lamb and a belligerent quarry steward; the families get a night out -- 1890s style.
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S1, EP9 "Snowdonia 1890"Emotions run high as the families' time in 1890 draws to a close and everyone prepares to return to their 21st century lives.
Snowdonia 1890
S1, EP8 "Snowdonia 1890"It's the final week for the two families in 1890 Snowdonia but life continues to bring daily hardships including a temperamental milk cow, a sickly lamb and a belligerent quarry steward; the families get a night out -- 1890s style.
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