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Time to explore nature and get back to basics. from lands end to berwick upon tweed, there are 151 youth hostels dotted all over england and wales. this is the story of one of our best known british institutions. its 90 this year. ill be finding out how it all began. almost there... and getting stuck in with this lot. cheering an ambulance, please, take me home, im done. youth hostels began in this country all the way back in 1930. rare film footage still survives and is kept under lock and key ...

The project, helped substantially by sales of his sketches and other work. the reichstag cost us $12 million in 1995. probably today about $20 million or $25 million. this project, we need to build an entire structure of engineers, specialists, lawyers, services. very much like building a highway or a bridge or an airport. it was wrapped by 100 rock climbers. they came down with 100,000 square metres of fabric. jeanne—claude and myself, we are born together artist. and this i missed so much je...

Youd have a riot, wouldnt you? you know, today youth hostels arent like that. no, theyre certainly not! oh, my word, you almost won. every year, more than 100,000 schoolchildren get outside with the yha. for many of them, its the first time theyve ever done anything like this. the yha is celebrating its 90th anniversary, but not so long ago, a crisis in the countryside left it struggling for survival. it was from this area foot and mouth was unwittingly shipped around much of the country, farmer...

Its been bombed and set on fire, seen war and revolution. but never before has the reichstag been wrapped in silver fabric. we never can believe what is the project until we see it for real. christo himself is paying for the project, helped su bsta ntially by sales of his sketches and other work. the reichstag cost us $12 million in 1995. which is probably today about $20 million or $25 million. this project, we need to build an entire structure of engineers, specialists, lawyers, services. very...

Two, four, six, eight, perfect for a bunch of lads or lasses for a weekend. exactly. so this is one of our bedrooms. its available by the dorm bed or by the room itself. and you can see lots of features as well. yeah, yeah. so each bed has its own lights. youve got that ability to kind of read a book late at night. theres also charge points. you get your phone charge, you know, against the modern feature of yha that weve kind of introduced. the next ten years is about modernising our mission, re...

And that photo was what -- was the nudge that kept me going on this case. >> reporter: investigators decided to zero in on one aspect of freds story. was it really possible for leslies body to float from where he said she fell in to where she was found 150 feet and three waterfalls downstream? >> when we brought in the really topnotch water flow experts, we had to go back and try to duplicate the water flow as it was on the evening of the event. >> reporter: in august 2009, 15 months after lesli...

>> reporter: for the folks charged with keeping the woods and waters around cottonwood creek safe, leslie muellers drowning was a tragedy, but also a mystery. >> you know, i put myself in freds shoes, and they didnt fit. >> reporter: sheriff ron bruce had thought freds demeanor the day leslie died was unusual. fred, to him, showed a lack of emotion. but what really spoke volumes to the sheriff and his team was something they knew well -- the terrain around cottonwood creek. as fred told them, le...