this fish is local 0kinawan fish, it s hiromachi. so it s a cold water white fleshed fish. great. and it s delicious. before every single order, we get fresh beer. whoa! it s bubbly. so, why do you use fresh beer? we want the bubbles to make it nice and fresh so that when the batter goes into the oil, it s going to bubble up and be really nice and crispy. so the consistency is very important, it has to be just right, so. like this? yeah, i think that s perfect. we re going to cover the fish in the batter and then, as you drop it in the oil, you want to kind of brush it. 0h! ..a little bit, like that, 0k? and then i m just going to drop these chips in as well, and then if you could do the other two fish. how s my brushing technique? for the first time, it s ok. i ve never done this before. . .wow! if we have a lot of orders on, you re going to have to.
of a much bigger roman villa complex from the third or fourth centuries. excavations were carried out this summer in a farmer s field in rutland, but the discovery was made in 2020 by the farmer s son, jim irvine. it was amazing, really. i mean, the level of preservation. he found some pottery fragments, then checked satellite imagery and noticed the outline of what looked like ancient buildings. and this is the the mosaics in this section, all of this. so the family came back on a sunny day with some spades and started digging. you can only tell so much from a map and from some crop marks. until you actually dig a hole, you don t really know what s in it, so that was a good day out. we didn t really know what we had. so i expanded the hole up a bit until we came across what was obviously rare roman mosaic tiles, at which point things went a bit silent in the group and we realised what we had. late roman pottery gives us a date of third,
supposed to be a temporary structure with a lifespan of just five years. it s really exciting. it has been a while since i was first on it, and it s still hugely popular. ok, here we go! the big step. it s actually going at less than one kilometre an hour, but nonetheless, you ve got to get on in time.
and it is turning colder so temperatures about 4 9 celsius, but when you add on the effect of that wind chill, it will feel subzero for many of us through the day on saturday. so, cold and windy with wintry showers, too. heading into sunday, as storm arwen starts to clear to the east, things will settle down a little bit so not quite as windy on sunday, but still more of those wintry showers packing in across the higher ground of the north of scotland, down the east coast of england, too. and quite a bit of dry weather elsewhere but it certainly will feel cold throughout the weekend.
did not like it at all. he was apoplecticly against it. so there were people who were against it of course. and even now. even now. ..some people say. well, yes, i mean, i m sure there are some people who don t like it, but, you know, that s. you know, you can t have everything! there were 32 capsules in all, representing the 32 london boroughs. each of them had to be floated down the thames and installed one by one. it s one thing to actually design a structure on a piece of paper or in a computer programme, but to actually then build it on site is a completely different set of challenges. they built the london eye kind of flat on the river, so it was much easier to attach all the different parts of it, and then once it was nearly