Find It, Fix It, Flog It

Simon O'Brien and Henry Cole wander through a garden strewn with interesting items, examining each curiosity they encounter. The setting reveals a mix of rustic and historic artefacts. Henry pulls out a vintage sack barrow, while Simon uncovers a shepherd’s stove hidden among the undergrowth.

The programme follows presenters Simon O’Brien and Henry Cole as they explore a garden dotted with a variety of curious objects. In this episode the two hosts wander through the over‑grown space, taking in the eclectic scene that surrounds them. The garden is littered with a range of intriguing items, providing a backdrop for the pair’s discoveries. While walking among the foliage, Henry uncovers a vintage sack barrow, pulling it free from its hidden perch. At the same time, Simon comes across a shepherd’s stove that has been concealed beneath the undergrowth. Henry’s vintage sack barrow, a relic that hints at a bygone era of manual labour, is brought to light as he lifts it from the garden floor. The barrow’s aged wood and iron fittings speak to its former use, and its appearance adds a touch of historical charm to the setting. Meanwhile, Simon’s find—a shepherd’s stove—has been tucked away among the plants, only revealing itself when he parts the dense growth. The stove’s simple, utilitarian design suggests it once served a practical purpose, and its discovery underscores the garden’s hidden treasures. Together, the two items illustrate the unexpected finds that await in this seemingly ordinary garden.