The new daytime series will see Helen Skelton lead a team of experts searching for lost treasures around the beautiful Lake District and reunite them with previous owners
Thrilled to be part of this series filmed in my beloved Lake District. It’s a chance to showcase the areas natural beauty and by reuniting people with their lost treasures we have a chance to share some heart-warming stories.
Made by North-Wales company Ty'r Ddraig , the 15x30 series will follow Helen and her team of experts as they attempt to reunite people with the treasured possessions they’d feared were gone for ever. The series captures the drama and suspense of uncovering the lost items, as well as talking to the people who have an emotional connection to both the area and the items lost.
Some of the unclaimed items will be given an extraordinary and sometimes ingenious new lease of life by one of the area’s talented craftspeople too. Zoe Thorman, Executive Producer at Ty'r Ddraig commented: “It is amazing to be able to use the beautiful location of the Lakes as the backdrop for our series. We brought some very talented people on board, to help Helen clean up and restore the items found across the Lakes and surrounding areas, including some retrieved from the lakebeds.
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