Shed and Buried

Presenter Henry Cole joins motorcycle restorer Sam Lovegrove in Herefordshire. Together they examine a farmer’s eclectic collection.

The broadcast is an episode of a television programme presented by Henry Cole alongside motorcycle restorer Sam Lovegrove. It follows the duo as they travel to various locales, offering viewers insight into niche hobbies and collections. The format centres on on‑site visits where the presenters interact with owners and examine unique items, and its focus on on‑site exploration. In this particular installment, Cole and Lovegrove head to the county of Herefordshire. Their destination is a farm where the landowner has amassed an eclectic assortment of objects. The presenters spend time walking through the assortment, commenting on the variety and character of the pieces on display, while highlighting the farmer’s personal taste. The setting in Herefordshire provides a rural backdrop that contrasts with the diverse items gathered on the farm. Henry Cole, known for his presenting style, guides the audience through the collection, while Sam Lovegrove contributes his perspective as a motorcycle restorer. Throughout the visit, the two hosts maintain a conversational tone, asking questions and sharing observations about the farmer’s choices. Their combined perspectives aim to give viewers a clearer picture of how such an eclectic collection can reflect the personality of its creator, all within the concise format of the programme episode.