Griff Rhys Jones embarks on phase two of the restoration of his farm in Pembrokeshire.
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Episode 1x5; Oct 27, 2009
It is the day of the festival. The showman's wagon is revealed in all its glory and festivalgoers have a chance to see work in progress. With the cottage and the mill completed, Griff and George reflect on George's first job as an architectural designer.
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