Meet the family who live on an island only accessible twice a day and has just five children in the local school.
The Mundys moved to Holy Island in late 2022 as part of a campaign to address the shrinking and aging population.
Up to 800,000 people visit the island off the coast of Northumberland each year - but it has a population of less than 200 people.
The tide permits crossings twice daily, with the road being underwater the rest of the time thanks to a tide which moves forward by around 40 minutes every day.
Andrew Mundy, 40 and his wife, Victoria, 36, have owned the Pilgrims Coffee House & Roastery on the island for 18 years.
The Mundys moved to Holy Island in late 2022 as part of a campaign to address the shrinking and aging population.
Up to 800,000 people visit the island off the coast of Northumberland each year - but it has a population of less than 200 people.
The tide permits crossings twice daily, with the road being underwater the rest of the time thanks to a tide which moves forward by around 40 minutes every day.
Andrew Mundy, 40 and his wife, Victoria, 36, have owned the Pilgrims Coffee House & Roastery on the island for 18 years.
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00:00He throws me a bit, Heidi.
00:05You're all doing it just as fine as Kelly.
00:10Not too bad.
00:12I'll go do that.
00:16I don't know if I just hit myself.