The Repair Shop on the Road

A team of specialists returns to the barn to retrieve a monster‑hunting camera that has lain at the bottom of Loch Ness for 55 years, hoping to finally recover the lost footage. Meanwhile, Will Kirk constructs a custom bike frame.

Drumnadrochit is a programme presented as a single episode, set within the familiar framework of a barn‑based workshop. The series blends hands‑on craftsmanship with a touch of mystery, offering viewers a glimpse into both technical skill and adventurous problem‑solving. In this particular episode a group of specialists reconvenes at the barn to address a long‑forgotten piece of equipment: a monster‑hunting camera that vanished in the depths of Loch Ness more than half a century ago. The team’s mission is to retrieve and restore the device, which has been missing for 55 years, and to determine whether it can still serve its original purpose of tracking the legendary creature. The camera’s disappearance has become something of a local legend, and the experts treat the recovery as both a technical challenge and a nod to the folklore surrounding the famous loch. Their approach combines careful handling of the aged machinery with a respect for the historic intrigue that has surrounded the lost equipment for decades. Meanwhile, carpenter and designer Will Kirk takes on a separate but equally detailed task within the same episode. He constructs a bespoke bike frame, applying his craftsmanship to create a one‑off piece that showcases both precision engineering and personalised design. Kirk’s work runs parallel to the camera recovery, highlighting the barn’s dual focus on restoration and original creation.