End of the week and it’s the mailbag edition. Your feedback to the shows you’ve heard and some ideas about 365 projects for next year.

Lockdown 2 has started in England, so we’re exercising, shooting and talking today along the Kennet and Avon Canal close to home.

In the South Downs of England this week with your mailbag feedback and letters to the show. Pic: Neale James

Neale finds himself next to the historic Littlecote House for today’s mailbag show; the Photowalk edition.

The Photowalk edition where I take your letters into the show out with a camera. Today we talk inspiration.

The Photowalk edition, your emails and the photographer who asks her subjects for a kiss. Pic: Neale James

The photowalk edition sponsored by Lowa Boots takes us this week to Bowdown Woods with a vintage lens. Pic: Neale James

Greenham Common is the starting point for today’s Photowalk edition featuring your emails. Pic: Neale James

The Photowalk Edition with Lowa boots, your emails and feedback to the shows you’ve enjoyed. Pic: Neale James

A rain swept walk on the south coast of England, the last knockings of summer and your emails. Brought to you by Lowa. Pic: Neale James

You and I, are in Whistable for a walk along the seafront and gentle amble along neighbouring Tankerton’s grassy banks. Pic: Neale James

Today a surprise family day. It’s a photowalk edition with a difference as you’re about to find out. Pic: Neale James

Today the Tarka Trail, an episode featuring your emails and messages following the daily shows. Pics: Neale James

Proving how eccentric the English really are, we start walking at, The Gnome Reserve, in Devon. Pics: Neale James

A photowalk to Donnington Castle in Newbury, in the rain! Send your emails for our photowalk editions. Pic: Neale James

Today’s photowalk takes in the views and legends surrounding the Greenham Common (former nuclear) airbase. Pic: Neale James

A story of a highwayman, the quaintly 'disturbing' morris dancing tradition, my fight with a Persian rug and a modern tragedy that is only spoken of, in hushed tones.

Today a story of one Dr. Beeching, the man who shut down 1/3 of Britain’s railways. The closed railway lines are now a network of cycle routes and walks.

We retrace some steps from an unusual documented English battle; the 3rd Battle of Newbury, a modern tale of protest.