George Clarke's Amazing Spaces - C4
Discussion
SpeckledJim said:
SHutchinson said:
How do you drain the water out of that tiny sink in his caravan? Does it flush out of the back when you lift it back up?
George simply commands it, and it parts effortlessly to wheresoever He desires.What a guy.
"It just works, it really works"
Six Fiend said:
SpeckledJim said:
SHutchinson said:
How do you drain the water out of that tiny sink in his caravan? Does it flush out of the back when you lift it back up?
George simply commands it, and it parts effortlessly to wheresoever He desires.What a guy.
"It just works, it really works"
I was waiting for the tiny glimpse of humility, when he would tell us what he'd learned, and perhaps what he'd do differently if he had his time again.
It didn't come.
It was all just amazing. All of it. For 10 minutes. And then his kids arrived: Iona, Georgie, Emilio and Cottontail.
He's from Sunderland...
mat777 said:
Mmmm, I would love a proper 20s showmans living van for the vintage rally season!
There's always a load at Dorset Steam Fair every year that are usually beautifully restored:
Nifty idea with the pivoting units in that caravan though
I know of a derelict showman's van, complete but looking sorry for itself, if anyone wants a lead on one.There's always a load at Dorset Steam Fair every year that are usually beautifully restored:
Nifty idea with the pivoting units in that caravan though
Form over substance his van,neither the bath nor the swing out kitchen would be practical to use and why stuff all the beds in the corner like that and then put a convertible double in the living room.
As for the colour scheme,that was clearly a load of old tosh,all the vans on that site were the same 2-tone colour,looks like he had no say in the matter.
Of all the small spaces on that series his was the most disappointing....in my opinion
As for the colour scheme,that was clearly a load of old tosh,all the vans on that site were the same 2-tone colour,looks like he had no say in the matter.
Of all the small spaces on that series his was the most disappointing....in my opinion
Laurel Green said:
FourWheelDrift said:
I thought he said all in all it was about £7000 final cost including the purchase.
Yup, that's about right. I was quoting for just the container.That'll be just the completed container (with windows & doors but empty inside) and no base like the decking he has his on I'd imagine. So £1,500 purchase of container + time to convert + delivery.
The Amazing Spaces container also had solar panels on the roof, they'd cost a bit of his £7k too.
The Amazing Spaces container also had solar panels on the roof, they'd cost a bit of his £7k too.
hidetheelephants said:
Project C said:
Amazing Spaces Christmas special on this Thursday at 8pm.
He's going to commission that irritating bearded guy to construct a reasonably priced holiday hut inside a discarded christmas tree?It'll be a cunning "In chimney" design making a three bedroomed home with tower accommodation in an inglenook fireplace...
Six Fiend said:
hidetheelephants said:
Project C said:
Amazing Spaces Christmas special on this Thursday at 8pm.
He's going to commission that irritating bearded guy to construct a reasonably priced holiday hut inside a discarded christmas tree?It'll be a cunning "In chimney" design making a three bedroomed home with tower accommodation in an inglenook fireplace...
SpeckledJim said:
Six Fiend said:
hidetheelephants said:
Project C said:
Amazing Spaces Christmas special on this Thursday at 8pm.
He's going to commission that irritating bearded guy to construct a reasonably priced holiday hut inside a discarded christmas tree?It'll be a cunning "In chimney" design making a three bedroomed home with tower accommodation in an inglenook fireplace...
Hub said:
Project C said:
Amazing Spaces Christmas special on this Thursday at 8pm.
From the description it sounds like 5 minutes of christmas stuff, with the rest 're-visiting' the previous series. Look at any 2 corners of ceiling. Nod at ceiling. Crazy-eyes/earnest expression to camera. Lots more nodding. Make slightly narky remark to horme-orner about how cheap it all was. Ignore their response. Reassure viewers that despite it being amazing, they can do it too (can't sell books to the dispirited).
Roll credits.
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