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Country Tracks: North Lincolnshire

02/10/2011

North Lincolnshire

BBC One - Country Tracks, North Lincolnshire

Joe Crowley explores North Lincolnshire, scaling the heights of Lincoln Cathedral.

Joe Crowley explores North Lincolnshire, scaling the heights of Lincoln Cathedral and discovering the secret life of British poet Lord Tennyson.

Joe Crowley explores North Lincolnshire. He begins his journey by scaling the heights of Lincoln's spectacular cathedral, where he comes face-to-face with the weather-worn statue of St Hugh. 

Back on firm ground, he discovers the secret life of local boy and great British poet Lord Tennyson, before meeting the county's newest poet laureate in the Lincolnshire landscapes that inspire him. Joe's next stop is Louth, where he prepares the local delicacy of 'chine' with 2009 BBC Young Butcher of the Year Jim Sutcliffe. 

Finally, Joe rounds off his journey beside the seaside at Skegness as Billy Butlin's holiday camps celebrate their 75th anniversary.

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