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A great 1st episode, hats off to them for having the guts & determination to chance it at all, then see it through.
And to the detractors, we don't know where they lived before, this may be heaven in comparison
Not everybody has a country estate, tough for the average PH'er to understand that I know!
And to the detractors, we don't know where they lived before, this may be heaven in comparison
Not everybody has a country estate, tough for the average PH'er to understand that I know!
Just caught up with this.
All a bit weird, I did due diligence on the Lister machine shop ~15 odd years ago. I seem to recall that part of the town was no where near as nice as they are making it out or be. Things might have improved, but with such a lose of employment in the area, I struggle to see that.
All a bit weird, I did due diligence on the Lister machine shop ~15 odd years ago. I seem to recall that part of the town was no where near as nice as they are making it out or be. Things might have improved, but with such a lose of employment in the area, I struggle to see that.
lemmingjames said:
Jonesy23 said:
lemmingjames said:
This dudes punching isnt he, thought it was father/daughter (just turned over so could be but synopsis says otherswise)
He's 53 & she's 46.type-r said:
droopsnoot said:
and the massive place in France that they restored and turned into a B&B.
This was my favourite. Buy some random place on the internet and couldn't speak a word of French in rural France whilst trying to organise the restoration, to seeing the magnificent building they produced at the end, from sheer will and determination. ben5575 said:
Think he's the only architect to have done the show twice, so he's delegated the TV work to somebody else in the office. Sadly I couldn't blag myself a seat at a desk in the office when they came up to do some filler shots. I'd bought a black polo neck jumper and everything....
isn't there some chap (Lincoln?) on the Isle of Wight who's been on a couple of times (yogurt wall episode)irocfan said:
isn't there some chap (Lincoln?) on the Isle of Wight who's been on a couple of times (yogurt wall episode)
Yep, he did the towery-thing based on an old bungalow, and also that contemporary IOW seaside one with the flint walling that well-nigh bankrupted the couple (accepting that doesn't narrow it down much)Bonefish Blues said:
Yep, he did the towery-thing based on an old bungalow, and also that contemporary IOW seaside one with the flint walling that well-nigh bankrupted the couple (accepting that doesn't narrow it down much)
It's Lincoln Miles >> http://www.lincolnmilesarchitecture.com/GnuBee said:
Bonefish Blues said:
Yep, he did the towery-thing based on an old bungalow, and also that contemporary IOW seaside one with the flint walling that well-nigh bankrupted the couple (accepting that doesn't narrow it down much)
It's Lincoln Miles >> http://www.lincolnmilesarchitecture.com/
irocfan said:
ben5575 said:
Think he's the only architect to have done the show twice, so he's delegated the TV work to somebody else in the office. Sadly I couldn't blag myself a seat at a desk in the office when they came up to do some filler shots. I'd bought a black polo neck jumper and everything....
isn't there some chap (Lincoln?) on the Isle of Wight who's been on a couple of times (yogurt wall episode). Actully I was with the architect this morning and apparently the scheme isnt finished so it will be on next year now. The owner's moved in though.
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