Another trick bit of kit from @tornado_motorsport. We had a smaller version on the wall for a few months but you might as well go BIG or go home. Thanks Dave! #tornadomotorsport #lancaster #guygibson #guymartin #guymartinofficial
Another trick bit of kit from @tornado_motorsport. We had a smaller version on the wall for a few months but you might as well go BIG or go home. Thanks Dave! #tornadomotorsport #lancaster #guygibson #guymartin #guymartinofficial
Another trick bit of kit from @tornado_motorsport. We had a smaller version on the wall for a few months but you might as well go BIG or go home. Thanks Dave! #tornadomotorsport #lancaster #guygibson #guymartin #guymartinofficial
It’s been awhile but he’s back. As an energy crisis and cost of living crisis collide Guy’s new series will investigate the past, present and future of British power stations to work out how the country makes its most valuable commodity of all: electricity.
Over the 3, hour long episodes Guy will be making his own spectacular contribution towards Britain’s Net Zero goals, by helping to blow up a coal-fired power station. He’ll be putting himself through an intense safety course and learning how to escape from an underwater helicopter so that he can work on the world’s biggest offshore wind farm, then he’ll work with the British Army in their brand new solar-powered workshop. Plus he’ll be tasked with “the hardest job in the country” – manually making the second-by-second adjustments required to balance the nation’s supply of electricity with its ever-changing demand.
Guy will also drive to the very end of the National Grid – the Orkney Islands – and find out how the world’s biggest tidal generator and a fledgling hydrogen economy are teaching the world about future fuels. Additionally, he’ll investigate what part nuclear has to play in keeping the country’s lights on and will put in a shift at Hinkley Point C, the nuclear building site reputed to cost £7m a day to run.
“I’ve been telling the telly lot we need to do this series for ages. I’ve always been fascinated with power – making it, using it, tuning it, while at the same time trying to be efficient and not spend a fortune. And whether it’s motorbikes or tractors, my house or power stations , the principles are the same. All the places we’ve had access to are trick, and getting stuck in alongside the people who work in them is bloody brilliant. The plan is to find out how power generation works, what the good bits are, what the problems are, and where our next bit of electricity is best coming from.”
Guys Power Trip Coming this autumn on @channel4 #guymartin #powertrip #northonetv #channel4
It’s been awhile but he’s back. As an energy crisis and cost of living crisis collide Guy’s new series will investigate the past, present and future of British power stations to work out how the country makes its most valuable commodity of all: electricity.
Over the 3, hour long episodes Guy will be making his own spectacular contribution towards Britain’s Net Zero goals, by helping to blow up a coal-fired power station. He’ll be putting himself through an intense safety course and learning how to escape from an underwater helicopter so that he can work on the world’s biggest offshore wind farm, then he’ll work with the British Army in their brand new solar-powered workshop. Plus he’ll be tasked with “the hardest job in the country” – manually making the second-by-second adjustments required to balance the nation’s supply of electricity with its ever-changing demand.
Guy will also drive to the very end of the National Grid – the Orkney Islands – and find out how the world’s biggest tidal generator and a fledgling hydrogen economy are teaching the world about future fuels. Additionally, he’ll investigate what part nuclear has to play in keeping the country’s lights on and will put in a shift at Hinkley Point C, the nuclear building site reputed to cost £7m a day to run.
“I’ve been telling the telly lot we need to do this series for ages. I’ve always been fascinated with power – making it, using it, tuning it, while at the same time trying to be efficient and not spend a fortune. And whether it’s motorbikes or tractors, my house or power stations , the principles are the same. All the places we’ve had access to are trick, and getting stuck in alongside the people who work in them is bloody brilliant. The plan is to find out how power generation works, what the good bits are, what the problems are, and where our next bit of electricity is best coming from.”
Guys Power Trip Coming this autumn on @channel4 #guymartin #powertrip #northonetv #channel4
It’s been awhile but he’s back. As an energy crisis and cost of living crisis collide Guy’s new series will investigate the past, present and future of British power stations to work out how the country makes its most valuable commodity of all: electricity.
Over the 3, hour long episodes Guy will be making his own spectacular contribution towards Britain’s Net Zero goals, by helping to blow up a coal-fired power station. He’ll be putting himself through an intense safety course and learning how to escape from an underwater helicopter so that he can work on the world’s biggest offshore wind farm, then he’ll work with the British Army in their brand new solar-powered workshop. Plus he’ll be tasked with “the hardest job in the country” – manually making the second-by-second adjustments required to balance the nation’s supply of electricity with its ever-changing demand.
Guy will also drive to the very end of the National Grid – the Orkney Islands – and find out how the world’s biggest tidal generator and a fledgling hydrogen economy are teaching the world about future fuels. Additionally, he’ll investigate what part nuclear has to play in keeping the country’s lights on and will put in a shift at Hinkley Point C, the nuclear building site reputed to cost £7m a day to run.
“I’ve been telling the telly lot we need to do this series for ages. I’ve always been fascinated with power – making it, using it, tuning it, while at the same time trying to be efficient and not spend a fortune. And whether it’s motorbikes or tractors, my house or power stations , the principles are the same. All the places we’ve had access to are trick, and getting stuck in alongside the people who work in them is bloody brilliant. The plan is to find out how power generation works, what the good bits are, what the problems are, and where our next bit of electricity is best coming from.”
Guys Power Trip Coming this autumn on @channel4 #guymartin #powertrip #northonetv #channel4
It’s been awhile but he’s back. As an energy crisis and cost of living crisis collide Guy’s new series will investigate the past, present and future of British power stations to work out how the country makes its most valuable commodity of all: electricity.
Over the 3, hour long episodes Guy will be making his own spectacular contribution towards Britain’s Net Zero goals, by helping to blow up a coal-fired power station. He’ll be putting himself through an intense safety course and learning how to escape from an underwater helicopter so that he can work on the world’s biggest offshore wind farm, then he’ll work with the British Army in their brand new solar-powered workshop. Plus he’ll be tasked with “the hardest job in the country” – manually making the second-by-second adjustments required to balance the nation’s supply of electricity with its ever-changing demand.
Guy will also drive to the very end of the National Grid – the Orkney Islands – and find out how the world’s biggest tidal generator and a fledgling hydrogen economy are teaching the world about future fuels. Additionally, he’ll investigate what part nuclear has to play in keeping the country’s lights on and will put in a shift at Hinkley Point C, the nuclear building site reputed to cost £7m a day to run.
“I’ve been telling the telly lot we need to do this series for ages. I’ve always been fascinated with power – making it, using it, tuning it, while at the same time trying to be efficient and not spend a fortune. And whether it’s motorbikes or tractors, my house or power stations , the principles are the same. All the places we’ve had access to are trick, and getting stuck in alongside the people who work in them is bloody brilliant. The plan is to find out how power generation works, what the good bits are, what the problems are, and where our next bit of electricity is best coming from.”
Guys Power Trip Coming this autumn on @channel4 #guymartin #powertrip #northonetv #channel4
It’s been awhile but he’s back. As an energy crisis and cost of living crisis collide Guy’s new series will investigate the past, present and future of British power stations to work out how the country makes its most valuable commodity of all: electricity.
Over the 3, hour long episodes Guy will be making his own spectacular contribution towards Britain’s Net Zero goals, by helping to blow up a coal-fired power station. He’ll be putting himself through an intense safety course and learning how to escape from an underwater helicopter so that he can work on the world’s biggest offshore wind farm, then he’ll work with the British Army in their brand new solar-powered workshop. Plus he’ll be tasked with “the hardest job in the country” – manually making the second-by-second adjustments required to balance the nation’s supply of electricity with its ever-changing demand.
Guy will also drive to the very end of the National Grid – the Orkney Islands – and find out how the world’s biggest tidal generator and a fledgling hydrogen economy are teaching the world about future fuels. Additionally, he’ll investigate what part nuclear has to play in keeping the country’s lights on and will put in a shift at Hinkley Point C, the nuclear building site reputed to cost £7m a day to run.
“I’ve been telling the telly lot we need to do this series for ages. I’ve always been fascinated with power – making it, using it, tuning it, while at the same time trying to be efficient and not spend a fortune. And whether it’s motorbikes or tractors, my house or power stations , the principles are the same. All the places we’ve had access to are trick, and getting stuck in alongside the people who work in them is bloody brilliant. The plan is to find out how power generation works, what the good bits are, what the problems are, and where our next bit of electricity is best coming from.”
Guys Power Trip Coming this autumn on @channel4 #guymartin #powertrip #northonetv #channel4
It’s been awhile but he’s back. As an energy crisis and cost of living crisis collide Guy’s new series will investigate the past, present and future of British power stations to work out how the country makes its most valuable commodity of all: electricity.
Over the 3, hour long episodes Guy will be making his own spectacular contribution towards Britain’s Net Zero goals, by helping to blow up a coal-fired power station. He’ll be putting himself through an intense safety course and learning how to escape from an underwater helicopter so that he can work on the world’s biggest offshore wind farm, then he’ll work with the British Army in their brand new solar-powered workshop. Plus he’ll be tasked with “the hardest job in the country” – manually making the second-by-second adjustments required to balance the nation’s supply of electricity with its ever-changing demand.
Guy will also drive to the very end of the National Grid – the Orkney Islands – and find out how the world’s biggest tidal generator and a fledgling hydrogen economy are teaching the world about future fuels. Additionally, he’ll investigate what part nuclear has to play in keeping the country’s lights on and will put in a shift at Hinkley Point C, the nuclear building site reputed to cost £7m a day to run.
“I’ve been telling the telly lot we need to do this series for ages. I’ve always been fascinated with power – making it, using it, tuning it, while at the same time trying to be efficient and not spend a fortune. And whether it’s motorbikes or tractors, my house or power stations , the principles are the same. All the places we’ve had access to are trick, and getting stuck in alongside the people who work in them is bloody brilliant. The plan is to find out how power generation works, what the good bits are, what the problems are, and where our next bit of electricity is best coming from.”
Guys Power Trip Coming this autumn on @channel4 #guymartin #powertrip #northonetv #channel4
“One of her major joys was to get dirt under her nails and grease stains in her hands, and display these signs of labor to her friends,” Irving Wallace Colliers magazine 1947
Trained as a mechanic and a truck driver in the army, Queen Elizabeth (then Princess Elizabeth was the first female member of the royal family to be an active member of the armed services. She was also the first Queen to ride a motorbike.
You devoted your life to the service of this country and for that we Thank you Your Majesty.
Rest in Peace.
1926-2022
“One of her major joys was to get dirt under her nails and grease stains in her hands, and display these signs of labor to her friends,” Irving Wallace Colliers magazine 1947
Trained as a mechanic and a truck driver in the army, Queen Elizabeth (then Princess Elizabeth was the first female member of the royal family to be an active member of the armed services. She was also the first Queen to ride a motorbike.
You devoted your life to the service of this country and for that we Thank you Your Majesty.
Rest in Peace.
1926-2022
“One of her major joys was to get dirt under her nails and grease stains in her hands, and display these signs of labor to her friends,” Irving Wallace Colliers magazine 1947
Trained as a mechanic and a truck driver in the army, Queen Elizabeth (then Princess Elizabeth was the first female member of the royal family to be an active member of the armed services. She was also the first Queen to ride a motorbike.
You devoted your life to the service of this country and for that we Thank you Your Majesty.
Rest in Peace.
1926-2022
So Guy has got another job on with the telly lot @channel4 #autumn2022 #powertrip #guymartinofficial #guymartin #northonetv
What happens when you get a day off, stubble* field, a bunch of farm lads, and a big pot of tea! Carnage!!!! #guymartin #guymartinofficial #husqvarna #stubbleracing
Please note no farmboys were hurt in the making of this video 🙃 just some pride!
What happens when you get a day off, stubble* field, a bunch of farm lads, and a big pot of tea! Carnage!!!! #guymartin #guymartinofficial #husqvarna #stubbleracing
Please note no farmboys were hurt in the making of this video 🙃 just some pride!
What happens when you get a day off, stubble* field, a bunch of farm lads, and a big pot of tea! Carnage!!!! #guymartin #guymartinofficial #husqvarna #stubbleracing
Please note no farmboys were hurt in the making of this video 🙃 just some pride!
What happens when you get a day off, stubble* field, a bunch of farm lads, and a big pot of tea! Carnage!!!! #guymartin #guymartinofficial #husqvarna #stubbleracing
Please note no farmboys were hurt in the making of this video 🙃 just some pride!
What happens when you get a day off, stubble* field, a bunch of farm lads, and a big pot of tea! Carnage!!!! #guymartin #guymartinofficial #husqvarna #stubbleracing
Please note no farmboys were hurt in the making of this video 🙃 just some pride!
Guy is busy on harvest duties and loving every minute of the solitude! Hats off to the lads and lasses who work long hours, some uprooting their lives to move where the work is. Guy meets some right interesting folk and loves to learn more about the land and who knows, maybe one day he will slow down and do it full time? Doubt it but you never know!
Did you know that Lincolnshire, England’s second largest county (by area), is largely agricultural, with a rich and fertile soil. It produces over 20% of all foodstuffs grown in the UK. Lincolnshire is the largest producer of wheat, cereals and potatoes in the UK. (Lincolnshire.org)
#johndeere #guymartin #guymartinofficial
Guy doesn’t get a lot of down time but when he does he likes to pick up a book or two. His mate Pursey, a trucker, gave him Only Fools and Horsepower and Nomads by John Nevill. Whether it be first thing in the morning before work or in his break on the tractors, Guy has had his head in the books. It is a story about a man, his trucking life and the hardships along the way. Guy admires that John wasn’t for the easy life, much like himself really.
#guymartin #JohnNevill
Guy spent the day with some of the greatest minds at @ukaeaofficial learning how a nuclear fusion tokamak works using a kids toys. Then someone thought “shall we let him loose on the real thing” what could possibly go wrong? Thankfully it all went to plan and what an incredible experience! “Ta very much”
Guy Martin’s Power Trip coming soon to @channel4 (no air date available yet sorry) #guymartin #guymartinofficial #northone #nuclearfusion
With the help of @guymartinofficial we go behind the factory door to show you how things are done here at Academy HQ
The new workforce can get a bit hangry and never interrupt nap time… but production has never been higher!
🎥 @samfla
#hopeacademyuk #hopetech #guymartinofficial #britishmanufacturing Hope Academy
How trick is this…. Stu Coleman of The Music (UK). We went to see their last gig at Temple Newsam on the 2nd June. Bloody brilliant! They are releasing the show as a live album on the 2/09/22.
Available to pre-order now in various signed limited edition formats: go to their website for more details.
Photos courtesy of @anthonyharrison1986
#getaway #themusic #guymartin Temple Newsome Park
How trick is this…. Stu Coleman of The Music (UK). We went to see their last gig at Temple Newsam on the 2nd June. Bloody brilliant! They are releasing the show as a live album on the 2/09/22.
Available to pre-order now in various signed limited edition formats: go to their website for more details.
Photos courtesy of @anthonyharrison1986
#getaway #themusic #guymartin Temple Newsome Park
