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The Repair Shop
Has anyone else been watching this series of programmes? On BBC2, though I've watched them on the iPlayer.
It's quite interesting, though very much edited highlights of various crafts people, gathered under one roof, repairing and restoring mainly items of sentimental value. It's not meant as a 'how-to' programme, but it would be nice to think that it might just sow the seed for some of those watching.
It's quite interesting, though very much edited highlights of various crafts people, gathered under one roof, repairing and restoring mainly items of sentimental value. It's not meant as a 'how-to' programme, but it would be nice to think that it might just sow the seed for some of those watching.
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Re: The Repair Shop
I caught the end of it last night. Would like to see more. I enjoy fixing things - was brought up in an era of 'mend not discard'.
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