This show is truly a first of it's kind, it documents the events that occur when British women have decided to temporarily put their lives on hold within the UK and journey to a distant and usually remote location to live for a time with members of various tribes.
This show delivers on it's potential to document in great detail, the every day life of the tribe the British women are sent to; The emotional, physical and spiritual impact upon the British women is plainly obvious to see.
From the initial culture shock the women begin to connect with members of the tribe, even through the use of a translator and some slowly begin to realise that the fast paced lives back in the UK tend to be unnecessarily stressful and complicated, often leaving them feeling emotionally overwhelmed.
While on their journey to a foreign land they seem to connect with something deep and meaningful that only an isolated and technologically deprived tribe could offer, an interdependent and accepting family.
This show delivers on it's potential to document in great detail, the every day life of the tribe the British women are sent to; The emotional, physical and spiritual impact upon the British women is plainly obvious to see.
From the initial culture shock the women begin to connect with members of the tribe, even through the use of a translator and some slowly begin to realise that the fast paced lives back in the UK tend to be unnecessarily stressful and complicated, often leaving them feeling emotionally overwhelmed.
While on their journey to a foreign land they seem to connect with something deep and meaningful that only an isolated and technologically deprived tribe could offer, an interdependent and accepting family.