A Pembrokeshire Farm
Episode 4
Building work on Griff's farm moves to the inside of the house. At last, things are being built up instead of knocked down. But as the deadline looms, tempers begin to fray.
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Building work on Griff's farm moves to the inside of the house. At last, things are being built up instead of knocked down. But as the deadline looms, tempers begin to fray.
As summer arrives, the farmhouse is stripped down to its bare essentials. Meanwhile Griff takes a tour of the local rock scene with geologist Sid Howells.
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Griff Rhys Jones embarks on phase two of the restoration of his farm in Pembrokeshire, turning his attention to two outbuildings, the watermill and the miller's cottage. Show more