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SUMMARY:The Repair Shop 255x11 - Episode 11
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DESCRIPTION:First to arrive in the barn is Dawn Shrives from West Sussex
	\,carrying a remarkable model watermill built by her late fatherin 1996. H
	andmade\, brick by miniature brick\, to mirror thefamily home\, the mill o
	nce stood proudly outside the house.But years of exposure to the British w
	eather have left thestructure crumbling and fragile\, with missing bricks 
	and abroken roof the least of its problems. On the face of it\, it'san unl
	ikely job for horologist Steve Fletcher\, but havingcarried out his own su
	ccessful home renovations in the past\,Steve happily turns his many talent
	s to this new challenge.Step by step\, he carefully rebuilds the model\, p
	reserving thecharacter and craftsmanship that Dawn's father poured intoeve
	ry detail\, and adds a working watermill to create a lastingtribute for hi
	s proud family.Steve isn't the only member of theFletcher family hard at w
	ork at the barn. Sharon Pawley andKelly Bromley-Smith have brought along a
	 much-loved clock thatwas once the treasured possession of Sharon's dad an
	d Kelly'sclose friend Roy. Even in his nineties\, Roy had a zest andenthus
	iasm for life\, and he and Kelly formed an unlikelycross-generational frie
	ndship\, spending many adventure-filleddays out together. However\, since 
	Roy's passing\, the clockhas fallen silent and its case has become chipped
	 and worn.Steve's son Fred Fletcher teams up with ceramics expert KirstenR
	amsay and dial restorer Cindy Welland to return the clock tofull working o
	rder – restoring not just a timepiece\, but apowerful reminder of friend
	ship and shared memories.SymoneWilliams has travelled from west London\, a
	long with aspectacular but badly damaged Notting Hill Carnival headpiececr
	eated by her father\, Vernon Fellows Williams. A proudTrinidadian\, Vernon
	 was a founding figure of the carnival andleader of the Genesis carnival b
	and. He gave up drumming tofocus fully on creating the extraordinary costu
	mes the bandwore\, of which this headpiece is a prime example. Made fromco
	pper\, fabric and intricate decorative elements\, this onceshow-stopping i
	tem is now dented and crushed\, and thematerials have become torn over tim
	e. It's down to metalworkerBrenton West and textile conservator Rebecca Bi
	ssonnet tocombine their skills and restore this unique and importantpiece 
	so it can once again take centre stage at the carnival'supcoming 60th-anni
	versary celebrations.Arriving fromLeicestershire\, Steve Humber and his da
	ughter Frankie bringwith them a pair of vintage speed skates that helped l
	aunchSteve to sporting stardom. This precious pair was originallylent to S
	teve in 1985 when he took part in – and won – hisfirst long track skat
	ing race on the frozen CambridgeshireFens. The skates ended up being gifte
	d to him\, and Steve wenton to enjoy a long career\, which included a Worl
	d Championshipbronze medal and selection for the British Olympic team.Fran
	kie has followed in her dad's speed-skating footsteps\, andthe sport remai
	ns a powerful bond between father and daughter\,especially following the s
	ad loss of Frankie's mum three yearsago. However\, now rusted\, torn and f
	ragile\, the skates needthe expertise of master cobbler Dean Westmoreland 
	to give thema second life\, and maybe even the chance to glide acrossfenla
	nd ice once more.
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