Episodes
| Series | Episode | First Broadcast | Comments |
|---|---|---|---|
| 20061210 | Stories of the myths and legends from the Penwith peninsula in Cornwall. 1/5. A tale about the little people 'from piskies to buccas to spriggans'. | ||
| 20061210 | Stories of the myths and legends from the Penwith peninsula in Cornwall. 1/5. A tale about the little people 'from piskies to buccas to spriggans'. Stories of the myths and legends from the Penwith peninsula in Cornwall. 1/5. A tale about the little people 'from piskies to buccas to spriggans'. | ||
| 20061217 | Stories of the myths and legends from the Penwith peninsula in Cornwall. 2/5. Stories about the giants who built the landscape, from Cormelian to Bolster. | ||
| 20061217 | Stories of the myths and legends from the Penwith peninsula in Cornwall. 2/5. Stories about the giants who built the landscape, from Cormelian to Bolster. Stories of the myths and legends from the Penwith peninsula in Cornwall. 2/5. Stories about the giants who built the landscape, from Cormelian to Bolster. | ||
| 20070107 | Stories of the myths and legends from the Penwith peninsula in Cornwall. 3/5. Tales about pirates, smugglers and wreckers on the coast of Penwith. | ||
| 20070114 | Stories of the myths and legends from the Penwith peninsula in Cornwall. 4/5. Chilling, dark love stories. | ||
| 20070121 | Stories of the myths and legends from the Penwith peninsula in Cornwall. 5/5. Mermaids, stone circles and the spirit world are in this final mix of traditional tales from Cornwall. Adapted from stories by Robert Hunt and William Botterell. Told by David Shaw, Diana Berriman, Amanda Richardson, Harry Glasson and children from St Just School in Penwith. | ||
| 03 | 20070107 | Stories of the myths and legends from the Penwith peninsula in Cornwall. 3/5. Tales about pirates, smugglers and wreckers on the coast of Penwith. | |
| 04 | 20070114 | Stories of the myths and legends from the Penwith peninsula in Cornwall. 4/5. Chilling, dark love stories. | |
| 05 | 20070121 | Stories of the myths and legends from the Penwith peninsula in Cornwall. 5/5. Mermaids, stone circles and the spirit world are in this final mix of traditional tales from Cornwall. Adapted from stories by Robert Hunt and William Botterell. Told by David Shaw, Diana Berriman, Amanda Richardson, Harry Glasson and children from St Just School in Penwith. | |
| AR | 01 | 20050502 | Series of folk tales from Penwith in Cornwall, told by local people intercut with a range of opinion on the origins of this ancient material. All this week the afternoon story goes to Penwith in Cornwall to seek out stories of giants, little people, wild spirits, mermAIDS, smugglers and pirates. What follows is an intoxicating mix of tale told by local people intercut with a range of opinion on the origins of this ancient material. |
| AR | 02 | 20050503 | |
| AR | 03 | 20050504 | |
| AR | 04 | 20050505 | |
| AR | 05 LAST | 20050506 |