This episode looks at how the 18th-century agricultural revolution transformed the landscape of Britain, with fields marked out by hedges for the first time. Farming became fashionable and lucrative, leading to the creation of grand farmhouses, stables and market towns.

Meanwhile, romantic poets such as William Wordsworth inspired a love of nature with their verse and landscape designers such as Lancelot "Capability" Brown created astonishing panoramas.

Despite some wonderful images and host Simon Thurley's obvious enthusiasm, this episode is a little long, dry and old-fashioned. It's not much more than a procession of experts wandering around the countryside pointing out buildings and various other features. It's a shame more use wasn't made of computer technology to show how those buildings and landscapes were created.