In 2012 punk and folk singer-songwriter Frank Turner was on top of the world. He had a gold record, headlined his first arena show and performed at the opening ceremony of the London 2012 Olympics. But as the press and party invitations poured in, Frank chose to step out of the limelight and head home to Winchester and the Meon Valley where he spent the first part of his life. Here he explores the area to find out more about its rich Saxon history and its unique wildlife habitats. He also to explore how this area shaped him as a person and as a musician
