Hugh's Three Hungry Boys

Here Hugh urges fans to tune into Channel 4 this Sunday (January 29) to catch-up with Hugh's Three Hungry Boys at the mid-way point of their energyshare-inspired journey between River Cottage and Land's End.

Working for food but never for money Trevor Thom and Tim are just over half way through their adventure holiday in the West Country this weekend. Challenged by Hugh Fearnley Whittingstall to live off the land the boys hatch a plan to turn Daisy their milkfloat into a swap shop at a Cornish carnival - but all doesn't quite go to plan, and Tim finds himself in a tricky situation blagging their 3 tonne milk float onto a ferry for free.

They have five weeks to travel from River Cottage to Lands End without any money. To survive they'll have to hunt for food for themselves and renewable electricity for their converted milkfloat - a 3 tonne, 1980's electric milk float - top speed of 17 miles an hour.

Get it right, and they'll eat like kings as they trundle through some of the most beautiful places in Britain. Get it wrong and they'll be starving and going nowhere fast!

More: energyshare.com/3-hungry-boys

Category:

Pets & Animals

Tags:

• river cottage
• hugh's three hungry boys
• channel 4
• foraging
• cornwall
• devon
• energyshare
• renewable energy

[staceyjizzaine]

Hugh you are great and I'm enjoying the show muchly! Can we have a 3rd series please?

[peacefrog1916]

Tory cunts.

[amandacrameri]

Sorry cant view as we still get old re runs of your nineties shows here in australia.

[DinMorsPimp]

@rectify2003 Oh the irony..!

[JohnSNeely]

Great idea for a series, I'm really enjoying it.

[rectify2003]

@DinMorsPimp Get a life !!!

[DinMorsPimp]

"..Hugh's Three Hungry Boys. -It's presumably not supposed to sound homo-erotic!.."

[spacecrime]

O dear. O dear.

[VonLeachim]

would u make a veggie haggis hugh ?