Shed and Buried

In Suffolk, Henry Cole and Sam Lovegrove stumble upon a barn brimming with an eclectic assortment of vehicles, among them Porsche tractors and Ducati pushbikes. The collection also contains a host of other unique, rare and unexpected machines. The find highlights the hidden automotive heritage of the region.

The broadcast is a television programme titled , listed as a single episode within its series. It falls under the generic classification of “programme” and is presented in a format typical of an episodic installment. The show centres on two presenters who guide the audience through a particular discovery made in the English county of Suffolk. In this episode, presenters Henry Cole and Sam Lovegrove stumble upon an unexpected treasure trove hidden inside a rural barn. Inside the structure they encounter a remarkable assortment of vehicles, most notably a collection of Porsche‑branded tractors and a range of Ducati pushbikes. Alongside these headline pieces, the barn houses a variety of other rare and surprising machines, each adding to the overall sense of an eclectic automotive hoard. The focus of the programme remains on the presenters’ reaction to the find and the visual display of the unusual vehicles. By highlighting the juxtaposition of high‑performance marques such as Porsche and Ducati with the more obscure, farm‑oriented machinery, the episode underscores the breadth of the collection. The setting—a quiet Suffolk barn—provides a modest backdrop that contrasts sharply with the distinctive and unexpected nature of the vehicles on display.