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[milliebanks]

I don't understand how the conversation officer can demand his desires! Apparently the conservation officer would rather look at a pile of rubble than see a restored home with a nice looking extension.

[thedbshow]

I love this series it’s so great! It really gets you dreaming of owning and renovating some type of old gothic or castle style home of your own!

[xedasxedas]

To me it was not about the building. It was about the man....who restored it. A big shout to him and his family.

[aalexander]

It is a shame that the addition could not be a similar neo-Gothic design to the original.
The modernists have to intrude into everything in our lives.
Bravo to the brave man & his family who saved this building.

[Jen-zkse]

Building had been for sale for 35 years. Was literally moments away from being lost forever. Conservation office: YoU cAn’T dO tHaT!

[mysterymccarthy]

Their fanciful bedroom is so gorgeous! It truly is a fairytale castle bedroom! I love it so much!

[timbrady]

Proper job, Mark . You have built yourself a legacy to be passed on.

[maximkayarosh]

Hello dear sir madam.

My name is Maxim Yarosh. I fell in love with your program on the Youtube channel. Usually, I am waiting for new episodes every weekend especially episodes "Restoration".

I have one request for you, if you can make subtitles for your program it's will be great. I have a disability and it's hard for me to hear, better will be read the subtitles for more quality follow the essence of the program.

Yours faithfully
Maxim Yarosh

[scurrrrrrrrrrrrrp]

This is one of my favorite restoration. Its fantastic!

[ninurta]

TIL word 'corn' in British English denotes all cereal grains, including wheat, oats and barley. They were designed to keep grain prices high to favour domestic producers, and represented British mercantilism.

[jaytay]

Stunning job, what a man ! One of the best in the series.

[laurasanders-masset]

Love the show but get a sound man! Can barely hear George over the background music.

[scouserify]

I live not far from ormskirk gorgeous place not far from the city of Liverpool you can see this house from the train it’s gorgeous

[marthabergin]

What an amazing and unique building. Mark did a superb job.

[spunkygmahappy]

I just love hearing the history as well as the restoration of all these buildings. One day would love to hear of one of my Ancestor's in one of these episodes

[Clarmartan]

This is my favorite house...I have watched some many I cannot put a no down..the very best to this awesome family.

[jase]

Should have given them a framed copy of the poem to put on their wall.

[mariadigiovanni]

Clearly not corn fields. Those are fields of wheat . I have always loved these journeys.

[spysquid]

They could put in a pretty stained glass window instead of rippled glass 😊

[mnfrench]

The conservation guy is more worried about the transition between old and new, yet he doesn’t give a rip about the type of windows in the old? Makes PERFECT sense.