An entire hour dedicated to the birth and growth of Britain's trains

[NatGeoUK]

See Chris Barrie in Britain’s Greatest Machines Mon 22nd Feb at 9pm on Nat Geo UK in an entire episode dedicated to the birth and growth of Britain’s trains and railway system. So grab your anoraks and climb onboard for a nostalgic journey that starts in the 1820s...http://natgeotv.com/uk/britains-greatest-machines

 

[37401]

So grab your anoraks

I dont have one, so ill just watch it in my underwear

 

[Dai.]

Heh,

You really think that's someone from the TV Channel?

 

[herdster]

Also straight after Britain's new railway looks interesting as well.
Maybe an idea to move this to the other TV thread that's about at the moment.

Herdster

 

[yorkie]

Heh,

You really think that's someone from the TV Channel?

I really think that, yes. Why wouldn't it be?

 

[thefab444]

Why would anyone in their right mind pretend to work for NatGeo!

 

[Pumbaa]

Because working for an organisation such is that is a great opportunity to be paid to see the world? Admittedly, not with the TV channel, but I've assisted on two expeditions abroad that made NatGeo pieces. Great way to work, and with luck behind me, I'll be doing it from 2013 as a full time occupation when I'm freed from my current obligations.

 

[thefab444]

Because working for an organisation such is that is a great opportunity to be paid to see the world?

I imagine only the presenters, film crews etc. actually do that sort of thing; the PR veg will be in an office in London... or Glasgow.