Find It, Fix It, Flog It

Henry Cole and Simon O'Brien travel to Dumfries and Galloway. Inside the region’s barns, which are packed with assorted junk, they come across an electric organ. As part of their search, they also locate a vintage oil dispenser among the clutter.

The programme follows presenters Henry Cole and Simon O’Brien as they travel to the Scottish region of Dumfries and Galloway. Their journey sets the scene for an episode that centres on the odd treasures they uncover while exploring the area’s more obscure corners. During their visit, the duo stumbles across two particularly striking items: an electric organ and a vintage oil dispenser. Both pieces are hidden away inside barns that are packed to the rafters with all manner of discarded objects. The barns themselves are overflowing with junk, creating a cluttered backdrop that highlights the contrast between the forgotten machinery and the surrounding debris. This setting underscores the sense of discovery that drives the episode’s narrative. Ultimately, the focus remains on the two finds – the electric organ and the old oil dispenser – and the way they stand out amid the chaotic stores of the barns. The episode presents a straightforward look at what can be uncovered when you venture into seemingly ordinary, yet surprisingly cluttered, rural spaces.