Using the bark of an oak tree that fell down during a recent storm, leatherworker Katy Warriner guides us through the traditional process of tanning deer skins. It's a complex process with many different stages, but she explains how you can do it yourself in your own garden, creating leather that will last you a lifetime. Thanks to Katy Warriner: www.warinnerleatherworks.co.uk Film by Jemma Cholawo: www.jemmacholawo.com

Tom Bliss, lecturer in Landscape Architecture at Leeds Beckett University, talks about his family’s ancient coppice, Foxhanger Wood, with his sister Anne Milner, their woodman, Ian Baldwin, and friend Annabel Watts, head gardener at nearby Munstead Wood, the home of Gertrude Jekyll. Anne Milner (Bliss Irises): https://www.blissiris.co.uk/ Ian Baldwin (Wey Valley Woodman): https://coppice-products.co.uk/maker/wey-valley-woodman/ Annabel Watts (Munstead Wood): https://www.munsteadwood.org.uk/