Further Tales from Northumberland

At a former RAF training base at Milfield, Robson gets a lesson in flying a glider and then flies by helicopter over gardens created by Capability Brown.

Robson explores the Northumberland stretch of one of Britain's most famous walking routes, the Pennine Way.

Robson heads to the seaside to visit the men and women who are helping to preserve the region's proud coastal heritage.

Travelling through the countryside near the border with Scotland, Robson encounters some busy bees at a honey farm and tells the story behind one of Britain's most popular dog breeds.

Robson follows the route of St. Oswald's Way - the long-distance trail inspired by one of the great kings of Anglo-Saxon England.