From the popular author of The World According to Kaleb, comes this hilarious whistle-stop tour of rural British traditions.

Ever wondered what happens at a festival known for barrel racing? Unaware of the threats your wife was carrying?

Get comfortable, as Sunday Times bestselling author and star of the popular TV series Clarkson's Farm Kaleb Cooper is about to take you on a guided tour of some of the quirkiest rural customs in the UK.

We discovered Kaleb's thoughts on everything from comb-overs to existentialism in his critically acclaimed debut The World According to Kaleb. We also learned why he is opposed to travelling to the Mediterranean. In this sequel, Kaleb shifts his attention in closer proximity to investigate the activities that people enjoy doing in the vast outdoors. You'll travel to Hereford for the important event known as Best Dressed Stick, go gravy wrestling in Lancashire, and eat nettles in Somerset.

With his signature warmth and dry humour, Kaleb will reflect on time-honoured British customs like Morris Dancing and country fairs along the route. Fans of Kaleb's distinct viewpoint and humorous observations will find this to be an essential read.