Salvage Hunters

Drew and Tee travel to the Insect Circus in Suffolk. There they uncover a giant pair of twentieth‑century stage shoes, an unusual relic from the era. In addition, they spot scratch‑made miniature models of classic fairground rides, meticulously crafted for display.

The programme follows presenters Drew and Tee as they travel to the Insect Circus situated in Suffolk. It’s a short episode that centres on their visit to this quirky attraction, giving viewers a glimpse of what the circus has to offer. During their time at the circus, the duo stumble across two striking pieces of memorabilia. First, they find an enormous pair of stage shoes that date back to the 20th century, standing out as a curious relic of theatrical history. Alongside the shoes, they also discover a collection of scratch‑made models that replicate various fair‑ground rides. The giant shoes, clearly a nod to a bygone era of performance, dominate the space where they’re displayed. Their size and vintage origins make them a focal point of the circus’s eclectic décor, offering a tangible link to the theatrical traditions of the past. Equally intriguing are the hand‑crafted ride models, each fashioned from scratch to mirror classic fair‑ground attractions. These miniature replicas showcase the meticulous work that goes into recreating the look and feel of traditional rides, adding another layer of charm to the Insect Circus experience.