Conwy

And it was only...

As I became well-known in the world, I got invited to go to a place called the pod, what was it? The health pod in Wales, in Conwy.

A woman called Sarah Charder, it's not there now.

She says, do you want to come and try like infrared sauna, hyperbaric oxygen? I said, I'd love to.

No, because I remember going for my last row without antidepressants.

Um, we lived in Conwy at the time, so I was rowing underneath the, the bridge at Conwy Castle.

And I said to my husband, "This is my last happy row." And he said, "What do you mean?" I said, "Well, I'm not depressed, but, um, if I take antidepressants, they will take away the low, but they will also-

Mm

Final de mes.

Ledas Roberts, originaria de Conwy, en el norte de Gales, Reino Unido, trabajaba para la revista More y viajó a EE.UU.

End of M. Esla.

Das Roberts, originally from Conwy, North Wales, United Kingdom, worked for More magazine and traveled to the USA.

Final de mes.

Ledas Roberts, originaria de Conwy, en el norte de Gales, Reino Unido, trabajaba para la revista More y viajó a EE.UU. Para la entrevista.

For the interview.

Para la entrevista.

You know, I would love to...

I've always wanted to do a double one in Conwy.

Plasmore, the old house in Conwy, and Conwy Castle.

You know, I think as much as there's the castles, a lot of it, it's just open to the elements and everything.

I still think the whole idea of the stone tape theory... still means that you've got just as much chance of experience and something and the amounts of death that must have gone on around these north wales castles you know and then i know um I know years back, Most Haunted did Plasmo again.

I think they think that you're turning up with a HGV full of camera equipment and cables, and you're like, I've got a camcorder.

A camcorder and three cap balls, and you want to charge me £2,000, but...

I'd love to do that because I think with that you could incorporate within the episode or even a series of episodes the whole town of Conwy because you could walk the walls and there's just so much content you could get from it.

Oh, yeah.

So you start, [laughs] yeah, you start in Conwy- Conwy? Conwy, and finish in Cardiff.

Conwy.

Yeah

... and then finish in Cardiff.

Well, you

know when we signed up for Conwy?

What you could do through Run Wales was get like a four-pack of races, I think it was.

So it was Conwy, Carnarvon Castle, Snowdonia, and then another one, I can't remember.

No, thank you.

But yeah, so it was one of those.

um we've got melissa farnworth broad oh yeah of course broadway trail marathon lived in broadway a number of years and it felt like home still does starting the event in front of my old cottage and running up the high street is just the best beautiful cotswold countryside amazing views and awesome aerial displays from the red kites what's not to love agree with you melissa because that is a well i've never done the trail marathon i've done the half but it's it's still a beautiful event

well i love that race it's It was when I first started running, like, races, and I first started the channel, that was my kind of, I love that race.

In Derbyshire, Greater Manchester, Hampshire, Durham, East and West Sussex, Devon, Somerset and the Cairngorms.

In Conwy in North Wales, a mountain fire forced people from their homes and was declared a major incident.

And in a remote glen near the port town of Oban, in a western region of Scotland called Argyll, we meet a poet, Leonie Charlton, who once stood with her husband, Martin, experiencing the horror of watching their family home burn to the ground.

Our house is built on a hill and the track is steep, so as you're coming up, it was like a wall of fire and with these flashing lights from the fire engine and the shape of the house was all flames.

Many of them were built in medieval times.

You may have heard of some of them, such as Caerphilly, Conwy and Chepstow.

The castle we're visiting today is fictional, but of course, all the details are based on real places.

Now imagine the sun rising over the castle, bathing the landscape in golden light.