Susan Calman's Grand Day Out

Back behind the wheel of her beloved campervan, the comedian takes a trip to the home of beloved childhood character Winnie the Pooh. It gives her a chance to explore everything the surrounding area of the South Downs has to offer. There's surprising history, picture postcard scenery and a healthy dose of childhood nostalgia - all topped off with her own trip to place which inspired the Hundred Acre Wood.

Susan hits the road to discover the charming delights of Cheshire and its surrounding countryside. In an edition packed with surprising history and adventure, Susan faces head-spinning heights by boating over a 
world-beating aqueduct, and explores the biggest Roman amphitheatre in Britain. She searches for extraterrestrial wonders at one of the world's biggest space telescopes, discovers the art of the Chinese lion dance, and learns how the suffragettes used the martial art of Suffrajitsu. 

Susan's Devon adventure begins in her camper van, Helen, exploring unique sites and quirky experiences. She dives into lawnmower racing, even joining a race, then visits the Met Office, where she fulfills her dream of being a weather reporter. At Arlington Court, Susan tours period carriages for a Bridgerton inspired ride, before riding Lynton's Victorian water-powered railway. From Exeter Cathedral to surf therapy, Devon's charm shines through.

Susan, along with her campervan Helen, explores England's largest national park; The Lake District, with it's breathtaking landscapes. Her journey begins on Coniston Water aboard the 160-year-old steam yacht Gondola, where she learns the ropes while enjoying stunning views. At Brantwood House, once home to John Ruskin, she relaxes in beautiful gardens. Next, Susan visits Dalemain House, famous for its World Marmalade Awards. From there, she meets Crab Fair organizers in Egremont and discovers the quirky World Gurning Championship. She ends her day learning puppeteering and exploring Lowther Castle.