When mining activity polluted the rivers, Edwardians had to find creative solutions if they wanted to maintain a steady supply of fish. In this episode, archaeologist Peter Ginn tries his hand at building a hatchery, Alex Langlands discusses the differences between ploughing with horses and the world's oldest functioning tractor, and historian Ruth Goodman crafts sloe gin for Christmas and delights guests with music from a gramophone.
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