Joe visits the village of Park in the Sperrin Mountains
area of County Derry. Joe tells us of the history of the area and the
importance to the area of the mill run by the Quigley family. Local historian,
Jane Dunton, stands beside the dilapidated remains of the mill and remembers
conversations with the last of the Quigleys who shared with her the history of
the mill during the 19th Century. She also tells of the introduction of
electricity at night time in the village thanks to the mill. Joe shares that the
mill was demolished shortly after filming.
Grace McKenna then
tells Joe of life slightly beyond the village where she grew up without
electricity as the mill's provision only extended so far. Joe walks past a
neolithic wedge tomb. Local farmer, Jim Conway, walks with Joe through the
hillside fields and recalls a ferocious localised storm back in 1970 which cut
a new channel for the river and sent huge boulders along the way. Joe visits
Colin Craig who has converted his farm into a American western-style ranch with
his son Lee. They then go out riding on horseback on a trail through the woods.