BBC Wales takes two families on an epic journey back in time. Their destination: 19th century Snowdonia and a life of farming and quarrying that will test them to their limits.
Two families experience life on the barren hillsides of 19th century Snowdonia. The Braddock and Jones families say goodbye to the 21st century and take their first steps into 1890.
DetailsThe two familes settle into 1890s life. The children go to school, and the teenage boys and men to the quarry, while the women tend the animals.
DetailsThe two families are finding Victorian life a struggle. The atmosphere in the Braddock household is tense, whilst a letter from the outside world leads to tears at the Jones's.
DetailsThe families experience their first weekend in 1890 Snowdonia, but there's no escape from the daily grind of smallholding life.
DetailsThe families find making ends meet is proving a struggle. With the men yet to earn any money at the quarry, everyone's looking for ways to boost the family coffers.
DetailsIt's Easter weekend, and the families are looking forward to a welcome break. But tempers fray as 21st century expectations clash with the realities of Victorian life.
DetailsIt is now Spring, but the weather is less than seasonal. Heavy snow closes the quarry but doesn't deter the landlord's agent from making an impromptu inspection.
DetailsIn the final week for the two families, smallholdling life continues to bring daily hardships. But welcome relief comes in the form of a night on the tiles, 1890s style.
DetailsEmotions are running high as the Jones and Braddock families time on their 1890 smallholding draws to a close and everyone prepares to return to their normal 21st century lives.
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