FAMILIES WANTED FOR BBC LIVING HISTORY TV SERIES
- Would you step back in time and live as a nineteenth century Snowdonia Hillside Farmer?
- If you believe you’re up to the challenge we want to hear from you!
Indus Television, the makers of the hugely popular Coal House and Coal House at War is launching a nationwide search for families to take part in the BBC’s latest landmark living history series.
Snowdonia Farmhouse will transport two modern day families back to the year 1890 to experience the primitive existence of North Wales’ hillside farmers.
In this once in a lifetime opportunity, two lucky families will leave their 21st century lives behind and face the realities of a previously untold way of life.
Going back to basics, these families will experience firsthand the challenges faced by this unique community over 100 years ago, from tending the livestock and looking after the Victorian home, to working the land and earning a wage in the local slate quarry.
If your family is ready for the experience of their lives in one of Wales’ most spectacular landscapes please get in touch.
Download an application form:
www.bbc.co.uk/walesTelephone: 03703 500 700*
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