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Post by captainmouse on Dec 26, 2017 16:34:03 GMT
at Christmas, not sure if this is a Christmas special of a daytime series, but what a lovely programme, really enjoyed it.
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Post by janne on Dec 26, 2017 17:44:01 GMT
Captain, waddeje mean?
I missed a program, saw the end credits whilst tuning in for another program, and I agree lovely program, so sorry I missed it. I did however saw most others.
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Post by captainmouse on Dec 26, 2017 19:13:59 GMT
I wasn't aware of the others, just spotted this in the schedule, so tuned in.
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Post by janne on Dec 27, 2017 5:39:19 GMT
Yes, there were others, around April, very nice little series.  |
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Post by Geoffers on Mar 10, 2018 7:18:54 GMT
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Post by cakewalk on Mar 10, 2018 12:30:09 GMT
I'll be watching. Thanks for the heads up Geoffers.
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Post by goodhelenstar on Mar 10, 2018 14:18:42 GMT
I missed this entirely first time round. Everyone speaks well of it so will be sure to watch this time.
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Post by janne on Mar 10, 2018 14:24:18 GMT
Is it new programs or a re-run? But never mind, lovely little series. And they do an amazing job.
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Post by Deleted on Mar 10, 2018 15:00:50 GMT
It is a new series, I am looking forward to it.
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Post by goodhelenstar on Mar 10, 2018 15:02:50 GMT
It appears to be a new series. In the first episode, the team 'turn their attentions to a tatty, wheeled elephant, a Georgian desk and a Boulle-work clock'.
The narrator this time is Robert Pugh (popular Welsh actor in case you don't know him). Last time I believe it was Bill Paterson.
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Post by Geoffers on Mar 21, 2018 7:30:38 GMT
Half-way through ,and love this programme every evening.
Just wish l was clever and patient enough to have those skills.
One question, who pays for the repairs l wonder, if anybody?
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Post by vicky on Mar 21, 2018 7:56:11 GMT
Found this entirely by accident when it was half-way through the programme last night and was immediately hooked. So sorry I've missed a series and a half through ignorance!
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Post by cakewalk on Mar 21, 2018 8:29:21 GMT
It's an utterly charming series. The intricacy of the work involved in the repairs is self evident and every single time they make a stunning job of whatever they tackle.
I must admit, Geoffers, I have wondered about the cost too!
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Post by beverley61 on Mar 21, 2018 12:12:12 GMT
Yes, me too, do the people pay for the repairs, I imagine they do and I wonder if the website has a list of experts etc. I have an old painting, quite small, probably 1820s or something, it is not fantastic in terms of the actual painting and may have been by an amateur but I would love to have it restored because some of it is actually very good (the cliffs, not the people lol!). I have never thought I could afford it or whether it would be easy to find someone to sympathetically restore it. It would be great if they could produce a guide or something.
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Post by Geoffers on Mar 21, 2018 12:17:10 GMT
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Anymore to come?
