James May's Shed Load of Ideas Season 1 Episode 1

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00:00Hello.

00:05These days I spend more and more time in my Wiltshire home.

00:11And the pub I own.

00:13Thinking about all the big problems in the world.

00:17And some smaller ones that annoy me.

00:21Luckily there's a place I can go to solve them all.

00:24Or at least try.

00:27My shed.

00:29Right.

00:31It's here that I have the tools.

00:33Let's just saw some wood up.

00:35The tea.

00:37And a couple of other highly competent blokes.

00:41Very good. Brace yourself.

00:43Who've agreed to help me rid the world of problems.

00:46Is she getting the ticket out?

00:47Great.

00:48Dirty fright at us.

00:49And small.

00:51The cereal has gone soggy.

00:53I'll also have to take on other people's problems.

00:56What is wrong with Peter?

00:57He used to make a sound.

00:59And now he doesn't.

01:00By which I mean the locals at my pub are always bringing me stuff to mend.

01:05Is it a train set?

01:07So join us and our excitable crew.

01:13Who will capture our endeavours.

01:15That was epic.

01:17As we create.

01:19Make.

01:20That feels like a terrible thing we've just done.

01:22Repair.

01:23So it's never worked.

01:24Not in my lifetime.

01:25And repurpose.

01:27In my shed load of ideas.

01:33What do you think?

01:34This is just brilliant.

01:36Ah, Wiltshire.

01:46A peaceful haven in the West Country of England.

01:48in the west country of england do not be deceived this is a nerve center with horses

01:55where i plan to solve the nation's biggest issues first on my list something guaranteed to inflame

02:02the indignant passions of englishmen and women nationwide well that'll learn you the yellow

02:11square of shame oh it's the worst feeling in the world this viewers is a parking ticket

02:20last year alone 14 and a half million of these were slapped on windscreens up and down the country

02:27that's two every second but some parking tickets are more frustrating than others

02:34as our sound man dan has just experienced it's awful there's the sense that the system is

02:41beaten you the man has got you however just out of interest dan how long had you paid to park

02:50i paid to park for an hour and when was that issued five minutes after the time yeah and there you go

02:56you see what a lot of people don't realize is that there is a 10 minute grace period if you pay for

03:01parking of half an hour or more there is 10 minutes beyond that in which a traffic warden may not issue

03:08a ticket at least not legally and a lot of people don't realize this and more importantly a lot of

03:14traffic wardens don't realize this so what we're going to do is devise a system that warns traffic

03:20wardens of this piece of legislation and make sure they don't issue a parking ticket when they are not

03:26permitted to the law is an ass of the 93 000 people who challenged a parking ticket in 2023 nearly half were

03:40successful and had their fine overturned but if thousands of tickets are incorrectly issued each

03:46year by traffic wardens something must be done and it's going to take three men to find a solution in a shed

03:57bringing the brains that means the winner is sim

04:00my engineering pal of 20 years simmy we're gonna make it better though simmy can juggle anything i throw

04:10at him almost and my other mate is a handyman who calls himself tony the tool that's a job for you

04:20tony he's good with wood it's meant to be miles off so you can chisel in and game for just about

04:27anything tell my children i love them as for me i provide the shed and the fantastic hair

04:37gentlemen and crew assemble

04:45we're all ready as usual

04:50right viewers the fight back against traffic wardens who don't understand the very legislation they are

04:56there to enforce nothing else starts here and it's going to involve a bit of woodwork it's going to

05:02involve some electronics and a timer and a sensor and one of these a megaphone

05:13that's quite loud it's quite low

05:17we have in mind a rooftop traffic warden warning system for my car where a sign pops up that's the

05:24series one panda you've drawn mine's a series three and the legislation is read aloud if the

05:31sensor detects a ticket issued within the 10-minute grace period right the exact wording is quite tedious

05:40but given that it's a law it probably needs to be displayed in full so i think we might as well make

05:46it almost as big as the roof of the car and then it would go wow and then this would go i say traffic

05:54warden full details of the law are displayed in front of you on the sign that just popped up

06:01now until 10 minutes are up something like that yeah right i will read it to you but you can see

06:08just how verbose it is the secretary of state and exercise of the powers conferred by sections 72 73

06:15back brackets 3 and 89 which was called a but is now called one no penalty charges payable for the

06:22contravention where the vehicle has been left beyond the permitted parking period for a period not exceeding

06:2810 minutes there it is that's the law and it's signed by eric pickles

06:36i met eric pickles once he was tremendous born 20th of april 1952 parents constant

06:42joyce pickles and jack branston pickles no i made that up right should we do some woodwork let's go to

06:53the chop saw while sim engineers a sensor to detect a parking ticket and a timer to set the grace period

07:04tony and i tackle the frame hands clear contact for our plan to work we need a sign that pops up only

07:14when a ticket is detected within that magic 10 minutes but let's get it to length first

07:19and is big enough to display the letter of the law to the letter are you thinking of just screwing

07:27that together for time yes that's pretty good actually so that's the basic frame built next we need

07:38to give our legalese some lift so you can hinge it here when it's released so it pivots from there

07:45how do we wind it i don't know while superbrain simi scratches his head

07:56i take the opportunity to enjoy a nice relaxing cup of tea under my favorite tree

08:07when i eventually return to the shed simi has made what looks like a sort of cat's cradle for blokes

08:13now i need to tie those and that's got to play through there and then we tie that however they

08:20will need to be the same length simi has decided to use something designed for torsion weapons before

08:27springs were invented also known as tourniquet no it's a tourniquet it's a tourniquet but it has to be the

08:35a precise length which requires tying a precise knot in a precise place

08:41were you in the scouts anyone i wasn't i wasn't

08:50you'll have heard of the tourniquet you might tie if for example you've cut off your own leg and are

08:55bleeding to death you pull that all the way through there this tourniquet is how medieval boy scouts used

09:01to fire projectiles huge amount of string before giant springs were invented trebuchets and crossbows

09:08used tightly twisted rope which stores up energy when released it's powerful enough to launch whatever

09:16you want at whoever you don't like so we've both got a free end so we could tie that through there and

09:26then tie it in the middle so the string being in a continuous loop when twisted string becomes spring

09:38we hope that the power stored in this tourniquet once we wind it up will be enough to lift our giant

09:44sign that's a terrible knot simi no no it's just a knock that so they say in the navy if you can't tie a

09:50knot tie a lot simi do you think this will work possibly possibly but if it doesn't work we're back

10:03to uh square one it's definitely working well it's medieval science it is but there's a lot of tension

10:09going on around here and it could just all implode but i think we should wind it up and we will see

10:15okay well why don't you two wind it up simi and tony using their immense strength have wound this

10:23about as tightly as they can just a few final tweaks with our 14th century angle grinder

10:33and simi's antediluvian hammer okay stand back everybody because i'm going to release

10:38the vertical component of the sign lifter are you ready everybody ready on cameras

10:45in three two one

10:56welcome back to wiltshire and the war against erroneous parking tickets we have built a rooftop frame for

11:04my car onto which we'll fix a giant printout of the legislation now we're about to test the tourniquet

11:12that lifts it up once the camera crew have sorted themselves out is everyone happy okay so we need

11:18to build up to this and action simi do you think this will work possibly by releasing the tightly wound

11:28ropes we hope the stored energy will be enough to raise the sign everybody ready on cameras in three two one

11:37it's all right

11:43huzzah as they say in medieval times

11:46are you happy yes i like the elegance of it and it's historical as well it has historical context

11:56so with some wood and some string the materials that were used by our forebears by our great

12:03great great great great great great great grandfathers plus an impact driver and an

12:11angle grinder we are ready to end that dark period in history that has come to be known as the erroneous

12:19parking ticket issued during the 10-minute grace period in accordance with subsection b of the

12:24road traffic act amendment of 2015 excellent work men very good let's finish it off

12:41while tony finishes the frame and installs the sign

12:46i'm off for a moment of quiet reflection

12:52i'm very fortunate to call wiltshire my home i'm even more fortunate to have my own pub morning

13:00but it's not all ipa and me time sometimes such as today i come to the pub to have a quiet pint

13:10and contemplate my good luck in life somebody will come up to me with some knackered priceless

13:19sentimental family heirloom and say oh james could you just mend this

13:23yes the downside of the locals knowing you have a pub and a penchant for tinkering

13:29is they also know where to ambush you

13:31and sure enough no sooner had sim joined me in the garden than local roger turns up with his

13:39grandfather's clockwork boat first saw it when i was about six seven years old my grandfather said

13:47i've got this for you when i get it working you shall have it seventeen years later when he died and i

13:55was clearing out his cupboard i found that in the back of the drawer so it's never worked not in my

14:01lifetime have you had it in water i've put it in the water and pushed it but never okay

14:07oh we need to get that open and have a look so like well as it happens my toolkit is always to hand

14:14what about my long carburettor screwdriver which gives you good leverage look at that that is a nice

14:19screw that is a nice screwdriver so have you ever taken it apart no no my grandfather was something

14:25of a perfectionist and i felt if i messed it up it would be on my head and i shall regret it i can

14:32see that it's clockwork because i can see the square shaft that the key goes on but you don't have

14:36the key and you've never had to never had a key with it no so this has never worked in your lifetime

14:42roger do you mind if i ask how old you are now uh 78 so this is coming off for the first time in at

14:48least 72 years oh oh look at that can you see this film crew that is a so the germans were

14:57exceptionally good at this is a wooden bow but they were good at tin toys clockwork and so on in the

15:021920s and 30s in fact they were probably the world leaders at that sort of thing so i'm expecting

15:07something quite exquisite yeah the spring looks to be intact i think you've probably bashed that

15:18prop a few times haven't you right because it looks so i think all we really need to do with

15:23that simmy is take the motor out possibly strip it clean it lube it straighten the proper bit do a

15:30little bit of reshaping on this but without altering the patina put it back together and there's your

15:36boat sir what are you going to do with it find a pond and take my grandchildren along as a memento of

15:42their great great grandfather great yes great great grandfather

15:50reluctantly simmy and i leave our pints and head back to the shed

15:56to see if we can bring roger's grandfather's boat back to life

16:02so viewers we're going to make a key but we do know that it works because we wound it with a pair

16:06of slip pliers other problems are the rudder is not properly attached the propeller is misshapen but

16:12most importantly we need to take the motor out and give it a jolly good clean and that's why

16:19haha our new favorite thing first we need to remove that exquisite clockwork motor oh that is turning

16:28for the first time since it went in there yeah

16:34right don't let me let go of it otherwise keep your fingers out of me

16:41whoa look at that

16:45it's not much wrong with that to be honest

16:47this is my ultrasonic cleaner it's full of a cleansing fluid and in essence it explodes a load

16:59of bubbles on the surface of things and that knocks the dirt off it's going in

17:08let's see what that does while the ultrasonic cleaner cleans ultrasonically

17:14it's a little bit stiff we try and straighten the rudder not bad right the ultrasonic cleaner's

17:22finished oh that's clean that's much better 10 minutes to dry it off right whilst that's happening

17:34what did something that'll do comes the cry of the perfectionist down the ages

17:38time to refit the spotless motor there you go right i think it needs to come to you

17:46no there's the hole there you see that one yeah there are it's in the boat is back together and

17:52greatly improved the brake now works the rudder is now straight and it is settable that's which is

17:59really nice that hasn't been like that for a very long time and then it's uh well we've got to make a

18:04key yep but then she's ready for sea trials which will be a pond or a bath

18:15to make the key for roger's grandfather's clockwork boat we need the lathe

18:21say where i start by facing off the brass rod then drilling a hole in the center to the required

18:34depth so that's one two three so you want seven eights

18:38so what i've done there viewers is lathe work page one i've faced off a piece of brass drilled a hole

18:49through it parted it off and faced off the other end that's just about the simplest thing you can do

18:54on a lathe isn't it there is a round hole going through a piece of brass but simi is now going to

18:58turn that into a square hole using the skill of the craftsperson whilst you work on that

19:05i'm going to open my special broad-necked flask which has a folding spoon very good

19:14i'm not going to show you what's in here because it's secret

19:19my favorite

19:22back in a minute very good

19:26whilst i tuck into my secret lunch simi files the round hole so it can fit a square peg

19:32james yeah uh i think i've done your key don't quit well i could have been quicker but

19:39beautiful man actually what would be quite nice is to just put a knurled knob on the top

19:45oh because then it's very individual it's very personalized i can do you a knurled knob

19:52to successfully knurl a knob i need a special knurling tool

19:57knurling it's a cross-hatched pattern that makes things grippy

20:02yes that is knurling okay i'm going to go for it

20:10it's quite nice isn't it next i drill a hole in the center to accept the bit we've already made

20:15job well done all that's left to do is solder the two pieces together

20:22here we go here we go here we go

20:26is it gone yeah

20:29beautiful

20:29that is still actually quite warm when you've been holding it for several seconds

20:38even hot yeah that bit's probably a little water

20:42so i'll say very quickly that i think we've achieved greatness there and that looks fabulous

20:45and i hope roger appreciates it

20:51now if there's one thing i love more than my lathe it's pubs

20:54i love them so much i bought one

21:01pubs are a very tough business that's why so many are closing

21:06so those of us with successful surviving pubs have to think constantly about how to keep costs down

21:12without compromising quality

21:15today i'm concerned with the cost of producing chips a staple of pubs everywhere but with the potential to

21:23ruin the whole business

21:27this is mark one of the chefs at the royal oak swallow cliff just off the a30 between

21:32shaftesbury and salisbury and he makes chips he doesn't only make chips he makes all sorts of

21:37delicious things but he does spend quite a lot of his time making the chips how many potatoes you

21:41think you turn into chips in a week we do about five or six bags there's about 140 potatoes in a bag

21:48so thousands of potatoes it's turned into chips every week by hand wow anyway the pub would like

21:54me to buy them a chip making machine which i think costs about about 450 quid isn't it that'd be

22:00great yeah but what if there's another way what if there is a money-saving engineering-based solution

22:09sim and tony think they may have one leaves frame in the tantalizing way

22:18i wonder what they're cooking up

22:23and will their idea be as good as mine it's a bit of overkill for a potato isn't it

22:28the british pub teeters on the verge of extinction all because of chips it's either

22:44hours of cutting them by hand or a prohibitively expensive chip making machine we are trying to save

22:52time and cut costs whilst chopping chips so simi and tony think the answer is a tennis bat this

23:02is a perfectly standard one it's not been replaced with cheese wire or anything it's just normal

23:07nylon strings and the idea is that you hit the potato and the potato comes out of the other side as chips

23:13how should we try it on drum serve can we just question

23:16just like thinking this is because it'll work this thing well i don't you've got a rock hard potato

23:24and quite a soft string tennis racket the crew are very cynical about the tennis racket method i don't

23:30see why it wouldn't work i mean it's no more remarkable than cutting up a big piece of cheese

23:36in a supermarket with a i know that's a wire and these are nylon but they're very taut you need to hit

23:41that with some gusto though i'll serve it to you here right and if you hit it with a forearm smash

23:48okay hey look that's a perfect chip that's a tip and that's a chip that one look at look at those chips

24:02they're chips to whom should i show these right our work here is done can i just say that if i showed

24:09you those in the kitchen of my house you'd say oh james has made some chips no doubt about it

24:14whatsoever those are chips and everybody on this crew said you know tennis racket won't work well

24:20it does they've got grass in them i accept that but nevertheless

24:26collection of the chips is a bit of an issue if i go in and say i'd like steak and chips please

24:31somebody has to go and walk around the field for half an hour picking chips up

24:35is there a way of making this more contained more repeatable

24:43can we attach something on the back of the tennis racket to catch them although it would slow the

24:47tennis racket down because of drag unless it was a net but is there a way of fixing the tennis racket

24:52and throwing the potatoes yeah yeah we could do that easy then put a bucket behind and you just get a

24:58bucket of chips yeah after a brief interlude to gather some more equipment

25:08we return with our potato chipper version 2.0 which is a mounted tennis bat

25:16and a cannon all we need now is a method behind here for collecting the chips as they fly through so

25:23you just go bang bang bang walk back to the pub with a massive tub of chips easy that can simply

25:30sit there and catch all the chips oh for maximized ballistic effect we've cut the potatoes to the same

25:37size as the bore of the cannon clever

25:43cue the inevitable lecture in health and safety it's a very high-speed cannon and a very heavy potato

25:51the crew of hms victory didn't wear safety goggles nelson would be alive and well today if he had

25:57well he did lose an eye didn't he the power behind our supersized spud gun is simi's air compressor

26:05also useful for inflating beach toys uh simi is loading tony is firing i'm aiming

26:13glasses on glasses on glass is on that's four bar well tapped tony ready yep fire in the hole

26:23oh those are chips chips man loads of chips that works that is the beginnings of a big bucket of chips

26:40all we need now is a few more potatoes that's a potato and our slow-mo camera

26:53i think you'll just kill the gopro

27:04if the word gets out that the rollo is producing chips in a novel way it will become even more busy

27:11and popular than it already is and i don't think that's very efficient but i suddenly remembered if

27:18you two wait there what's that what the

27:27my high power answer to chipping potatoes is a rather lovely burnt orange two ton 55 horsepower diesel

27:36wood chipper capable of chipping eight inch logs it's a bit of overkill for a potato isn't it and

27:45therefore a king edward what do you think it has the word chip will fit in the kitchen no it will fit

27:56in the garden or the car park and this will make chips on an industrial scale

28:01so that goes roughly in there ready ready feed in the potatoes

28:20okay

28:24well i'm not quite sure what you'd call that that looks like when you make um

28:30the potato what sir rosti thank you that'd make a fantastic rosti that this is field to fork

28:36that is quite literally off the field there i can pretty much guarantee that when we take those

28:41into the kitchen and give them to mark he's going to have a small tantrum

28:46so will mark agree that we've come up with a fantastic alternative to the 450 pound chip making

28:52machine they look like you've uh kicked around the car park well we sort of did in a way or around

28:57the field these are my chips those are pure tennis racket chips these are simi's chips which are tennis

29:05racket and air cannon and these are tony's chips and potato mush um keep the grass everything

29:13i don't know what to say i think my daughter does something like this when she was about to

29:18while mark prepares our new low-cost no-chop chips we reward our efforts with a nice refreshing pint

29:31of lemonade i used to play this with my brother when i was i don't know eight or nine and he was

29:37six or seven this is just plain lemonade and the game is to see who can put their tongue in it for

29:43the longest sure no because well i don't know you used to play yeah maybe you're more sensitive as a

29:52child but after about 15 or 20 seconds it starts to hurt believe it or not right you ready yeah in

29:58three two one go you might be forgiven for thinking this is just three grown men with their tongue stuck

30:06in pints of lemonade we're actually testing our endurance to carbonic acid which is what gives the

30:14lemonade it's fizz oh we have a winner isn't that weird why does it hurt your tongue i don't know and

30:40how did we discover that so tony's best at sticking his tongue in lemonade

30:53but now back to chips have we saved chef mark time and the royal oak money that seems nice thank you with

31:01grass they look ace all right good these are nice fluffy great good news and bad news viewers the good

31:14news is my chips are as cheap as chips the bad news however has a slight tendency quality to it

31:24i don't like the grass i think i've got to buy the chip making machine if i'm really honest

31:32you've wolfed that tony the chips are beautiful

31:38so 450 pounds lighter but with a happy chef it's time to return to the bane of all our lives

31:54we've built a pop-up frame for my car to remind ticket happy traffic wardens of the law huzzah as

32:03they say in medieval times next the tech that triggers the warning device simi has devised a

32:12system using two timers the switch from the one hour timer could effectively be a solenoid to trigger the

32:20second timer yes an electromagnet yes i like an electromagnet and something called a pir sensor

32:31passive infrared the sort of thing that controls your security lights when somebody walks past time

32:36to fit the rig onto my panda

32:42if the pir sensor detects unauthorized movement on the windscreen within the 10 minute grace period

32:48my rooftop contraption will unleash legislative hell

32:57right i now have to record the words i think i might only have one shot at this here we go is

33:02everybody ready now hear this traffic warden road traffic england the civil enforcement of parking

33:08contraventions england general amendment regulations 2015. and in the time it takes for me to read the

33:15legislation in full that's five more parking tickets that we could have saved and that is because no

33:22penalty charge is payable for the contravention where the vehicle has been left beyond the permitted

33:27parking period for a period not exceeding 10 minutes got it that's from eric pickles secretary of state

33:38department of communities and local government good right let's go simmy tony

33:48come on we're going shopping we're going up to town oh you can have an ice cream if you want

33:56road trip

33:57are we there yet

34:07so how will the unsuspecting locals react when our parking legislation loaded panda rolls into town

34:15the legislation lovers everywhere the big day has arrived exciting it is quite exciting yeah

34:30we're off to my local town tisbury where we will road test our traffic warden warning device normally you

34:36go to town in the car and you think oh i hope i don't get a parking ticket but we hope we do get a parking

34:42ticket or at least we hope we get a parking ticket in the 10 minutes between the expiration of the

34:46allotted parking time and the 10 minute window that's been inserted into the regulations in april 2015

34:52by judge eric pickles

34:56space oh perfect

35:00there

35:04that's terrible bit of parking that is awful bit of parking james yeah

35:08i caught that out didn't i trying to be clever

35:12right a quick reminder of how this works obviously this is a prototype if it's ever included as an

35:17option on new cars it'll be quite a bit more refined but essentially there are two timers in this unit

35:25here and the display comes up here with the time elapsed i'm going to set this for one hour because

35:30that's how much parking i'm about to pay for at the end of an hour it switches over to this circuit

35:36which displays a countdown of 10 minutes on there during that 10 minute period the pir sensor is

35:42active and if anybody tries to put a ticket on the car the message will crop up and my voice will

35:48come out of the megaphone warning them that they're actually on the wrong side of the law so i'm just

35:53going to finish paying for the parking for one hour and started and turn the system on

36:00and we're off to the hardware shop

36:07my panda is a ticking time bomb of electromagnets tourniquets and the law

36:14just waiting for a ticket happy traffic warden or a member of the production team in a high vis

36:20but in the meantime this is coffee angels where you get an excellent bacon and egg roll the chinese

36:29is good if you're in on your own watching where eagles dare hardware's on the right oh look the

36:35thermos with the little spoon in little screwdrivers everything you could possibly want

36:41it turns out time flies when you're three blokes looking at tools you don't need a tape measure no i

36:50like tape measures when the pump's shut they're clear with just five minutes until the panda is armed

36:59it's time to take our positions all right let's have a nice refreshing cup of tea and observe our car

37:06with our traffic warden slash team member lurking the time is upon us to see if our prototype warning

37:15system works

37:32she getting the ticket out

37:38wait for it

37:45that's so good it's like the sales of the cutting sark

37:56now hear this traffic warden road traffic england the civil enforcement of parking contraventions

38:01england general amendment regulations 2015. the regulations in full these regulations may be

38:08cycled as the civil enforcement of parking contraventions england general amendment that's never happened before

38:13has it a great big sign has erected itself on the top of the car that looks fantastic

38:22the locals are out in their tens to see tisbury assume its rightful place in the annals of history

38:30thanks to the launch of our traffic warden warning device

38:33it's quite elaborate but but it worked no penalty charge is payable for the contravention where the

38:44vehicle has been left beyond the permitted parking period for a period not exceeding 10 minutes got it

38:52that's from eric pickles secretary of state department of communities and local government

39:00that's a victory for common sense it's a victory for the motorist it's a victory for the rule of law

39:18and it's a victory for our hero eric pickles thank you sir

39:23we've still got to move in the next six and a half minutes

39:31so we've seen off one ticket happy traffic warden now i've got to see a man about a boat

39:40you see there's only one thing better than mending something like a broken clockwork toy

39:45and that's reuniting it with its owner like roger here good afternoon sir how are you i'm fine thank

39:53you good to see you again here is your boat wow okay would you like us to tell you what we've done

40:00i'd love to know what you've done removed ultrasonically cleaned serviced and re-lubricated

40:06the engine reshaped the prop that looks a lot better yes reattached the rudder to a reshaped

40:14tiller which now locks into position on that bar she didn't do previously and you've never had a

40:21key for it i'm afraid i don't have a key no well you have now fantastic but is roger's grandfather's

40:30toy boat ship shape and pond worthy so what we thought we could do since you've never been able to do this

40:36is you can wind it set the rudder simi will row out in the little boat to the middle of the lake

40:42you can send it to him and then he can rewind it and send it back so that it emerges as if from

40:49your incomplete childhood crewed by the spirits of your forebears only 72 years after it was given to

40:56me that is fantastic this boat is overdue but it is coming okay simi off you go in the boat

41:02i'll go for the boat you wind her up sir that's quite a big spring it turns out so you place it in

41:11the water simply push that aside and release and don't fall in the lake

41:15aim it at the boat

41:31wow

41:34yes fantastic

41:35that's absolutely fantastic oh i think it's got weed on the propeller

41:48do you believe that that was so fantastic for a few seconds it was

41:53it was obviously doing what it was intended to do that's further than it's ever been before in my

42:00part since i've owned it dewey oh god right simi will now send it back it has to avoid the weed the

42:09duck the swan and the weight of history simi let her go there we go slight right rudder but

42:20that's fantastic incredible oh look here she comes that lake is a whole ocean to that little toy boat

42:30that's its longest voyage so far yes i hope your grandfather is suitably pleased i'm sure he'll be

42:41spinning in his grave to know that finally it's got on the water and works that's just incredible

42:48absolutely marvelous so i'm feeling slightly moved

42:59your boat sir thank you so much i'm absolutely thrilled delighted

43:04and i think my grandchildren are going to enjoy this very much excellent well thank you very much

43:10for giving us the opportunity to mend it so that's a win for my pub-based community

43:15mending program and one jolly roger tim are you going to come back or are you just going to row

43:23around all day i might just row around all day it's quite nice do you want a pork pie i've got one for

43:29you i'll have a pork pie

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