The Somerset Levels, known for their stunning beauty, faced a severe natural calamity in the winter of 2013. The village of Moorland was completely submerged by the floods, leaving its residents to watch in despair as their homes and lives were swept away. This program chronicles their year-long journey to return home after the waters receded and the media spotlight faded. Despite their courageous demeanor, the villagers grapple with harsh realities: insurance companies refusing to compensate them and prolonged delays with construction work. These challenges intensify their deep-seated frustration, as they believe the floods were caused by human actions, and they live with the persistent fear of what might happen if the floods return.