terry abraham and his beautiful photos of the lake district.join us next week if you can, when we're in colombia to visit the hometown of one of its most infamous residents, pablo escobar. if you look in here, there is a plaque on the wall with white crosses. that is a memorial to, i think, the amount of people they think were killed here when pablo was here. but is it right to build an industry around a former drug lord? don't keep those memories any more, please. respect us. that's next week but in the meantime you can catch up with us an social media and online. all the details on the screen now. for now, from me, christa larwood, and the rest of the travel show team, it's goodbye. hello. this sunshine makes all the difference at this time of year. we have an abundance in the northern half of the uk. this from ireland and scotland with their bridges soaring in the high tweets, 20 in a few spots. in contrast, chilly breeze off the sea. the contrast which will continue through the weekend when we see the cloud and when we do not. a rather cool

terry abraham and his beautiful photos of the lake district.next week if you can, when we're in colombia to visit the hometown of one of its most infamous residents, pablo escobar. if you look in here, there is a plaque on the wall with white crosses. that is a memorial to, i think, the amount of people they think were killed here when pablo was here. but is it right to build an industry around a former drug lord? don't keep those memories any more, please. respect us. that's next week but in the meantime you can catch up with us an social media and online. all the details on the screen now. for now, from me, christa larwood, and the rest of the travel show team, it's goodbye. hello, good morning. so near, yet so far away. hello there. sunday could be a chilly start for northern ireland, north—west scotland and england. a little bit of drizzle the northern and eastern scotland, perhaps north—east england, lots of cloud coming in off the north sea. elsewhere we should see the sunshine coming through, especially in the afternoon, for southern par

my name's terry abraham. i'm a self—taught, independent filmmaker.ideo. i've always wanted to be hands—on, outdoors, doing something like that. i love all the british countryside and i think britain's fantastic in the variety, the terrain, the geology, the aesthetic appeal of the landscape that we have in such a small group of islands. i don't think there's anywhere else in the uk like the lake district. every mountain — orfell, as they are known around here — has its own character. it looks different. they're all individual. and that's the same for the valleys as well, with all the lakes, the stone walls, the beautiful picturesque coastguard cottages and all that kind of thing. and i can see why, for centuries, poets, artists, writers have been drawn here, inspired by this landscape. and i'm no different. i'm a self—taught filmmaker. i'm born of the digital age, if you like, with the likes of youtube, how it democratised filmmaking. being able to edit videos on a laptop or computer, and the technology has developed with smaller professional cameras,

terry abraham and his beautiful photos of the lake district.s next week if you can, when we're in colombia to visit the hometown of one of its most infamous residents, pablo escobar. if you look in here, there is a plaque on the wall with white crosses. that is a memorial to, i think, the amount of people they think were killed here when pablo was here. but is it right to build an industry around a former drug lord? don't keep those memories any more, please. respect us. that's next week but in the meantime you can catch up with us an social media and online. all the details on the screen now. for now, from me, christa larwood, and the rest of the travel show team, it's goodbye. hello. this sunshine makes all the difference at this time of year. it the difference at this time of year. looks on balanc will it looks on balance as if saturday will not have as much sunshine as friday, but we will see plenty more across parts of scotland. this was sentin across parts of scotland. this was sent in from island on friday. this was a cloudy shot at clac

my name's terry abraham. i'm a self—taught, independent film—maker.ntryside, and i think britain's fantastic in the variety, the terrain, the geology. the aesthetic appeal of the landscapes that we have, in such — you know, this small group of islands. i don't think there's anywhere else in the uk like the lake district. you know, every mountain, orfell, as they're known around here, has its own character. it looks different. they're all individual. and that's the same for the valleys, as well, you know, with all the lakes, the stone walls, the beautiful, picturesque postcard cottages, and all that kind of thing. and i can see why four centuries public, artists, writers have been drawn here, inspired by this landscape, and i'm no different. i'm a self—taught film—maker. i'm born of the digital age, if you like, you know, with the likes of youtube, how it democratised film—making. being able to edit videos on a laptop or computer and the technologies developed with smaller professional cameras, has enabled me to go out there and chase a dream of produc