Add
Private Notes
The team explore an electric mountain in Llanberis and a house full of weird gadgets in London, go punting in Oxford, sing about gold digging in Wanlockhead, have a wheelie great time on the Isle of Man and Ed and Iain go head to head in the Wellesbourne raft race.
The team fire the world's largest catapult at Warwick Castle, dig for buried treasure in the mud of the River Thames, explore a miniature model village in Beaconsfield and sing about a pigeon who was awarded a medal for bravery in Carnlough. Ed and Iain go head to head in the Pedal Car Grand Prix in New Milton.
The team go raven mad at the Tower of London, discover a meteor which is 4.6 billion years old in Armagh's Astro Park and watch the smallest television set in the world at Burnt Island. They find out why Llandudno has got lots of long things in it, and Ed and Naomi compete in Eynsham's Great Shirt Race in a pram.
The team go sheep racing in Abbotsham, discover an amazing maze at Leeds Castle, climb up a 45-metre crane in Glasgow, and sing about Shakespeare in Stratford-on-Avon. Ed and Barney go head to head - or flipper to flipper - in the Dungannon Bog Snorkelling Championships. Fasten your seatbelts - you're in for an exciting ride!
The team explore a dragon's lair at Warwick Castle; lose their marbles in Bovey Tracey; discover where dinosaurs lived on the Jurassic Coast; and it's sink or swim as Ed and Chris go head-to-head at the Tin Bath Championship on the Isle of Man.
Ed Petrie and friends go deep into the Channel Tunnel in Folkestone, play real tennis in Leamington Spa and sing about the Hellfire Caves in West Wycombe. They also discover who will be pipped at the post when Ed and Barney go head-to-head in the Totnes Orange Rolling Championship. Fasten your seatbelts, you're in for an exciting ride.
Ed Petrie and friends discover a collection of dog collars at Leeds Castle, visit Oakham, probably the luckiest place in the UK, and explore what life was like before the invention of indoor toilets at Chalfont St Giles. Also, Ed and Barney go head-to-head, or should that be table-to-table, in Dartmouth's Waiter and Waitresses Race.
The team explore a church that sticks out of England's largest reservoir in Rutland, discover Britain's tiniest house in Conwy and ride the biggest smallest railway in the UK, stopping at Romney, Hythe and Dymchurch. Also Ed and Iain go head to head in the World Pea Shooting Championship at Witcham - fasten your seatbelts as you're in for an exciting ride.
The team learns how to become a knight at Kenilworth Castle, discover a giant rubbish-burning furnace in London, and Ed and Naomi go head to head at the UK National Sandcastle Competition in Woolacombe.
Ed Petrie and friends explore an Aircraft Museum in Weybridge with a private jet worth more than 25 million pounds, find the world's hottest chilli in North Devon, explore the Big Pit in Blaenafon, and Ed and Andy go head to head - or should that be oar to oar - in the Ironbridge Coracle Regatta.
Ed Petrie and friends make fake snow in Stroud and explore a fake village in Portmeirion. They discover the smallest police box in London and sing about a whole warehouse devoted to Charles Dickens in Chatham. Also, things get messy as Ed and Johny compete in the World Custard Pie Throwing Championships in Coxheath.
The team explore the world's largest stone circle at Avebury, discover some big, Greek mythology-type statues at Mount Stewart Gardens, and Ed and Johny go head to head in Tetbury's Woolsack Race.
