He shared: “Of course, everything that had been shot before the downpour showed dry wall, dry houses, dry landscapes.”
Brian explained: “That was in the first week and right at the end of the shoot, we had to go back to that same farm and spend half a day completing the original scene when it was dry again.”
One of the series’ greatest attractions is its glorious North Yorkshire backdrop, which fans also tune in to see.
The location manager, Gary Barnes understood this and stated: “We had to learn to live with the weather, simple as that.”
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