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SUMMARY:The Repair Shop 255x47 - Episode 47
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DESCRIPTION:Sisters Katie and Anna bring a chrome calendar ornament that
	reminds them of their lovely Nanny\, Pat. However\, It's fallenfoul of the
	 dreaded rust. Fearing its days might be numbered\,the sisters are seeking
	 the know-how of metal work specialistDom Chinea. The calendar was bought 
	as a souvenir from theNetherlands in the 1960s and gifted to their Nanny\,
	 Pat. Itsat on her windowsill for years and was dutifully flipped overeach
	 morning to reveal the correct date and day. During theschool holidays whe
	n Katie and Anna went to stay with her\,they would take turns each morning
	 to flip it over and watchthe new number drop down. It's a memory that the
	 sisters stillhold dear. They'd love it if Dom could tackle the rust that'
	sfused all mobbing parts and bring back its shine.Next\, acharming project
	 for bookbinder Chris Shaw. Denise from Londonhas brought a schoolbook bel
	onging to her 97-year-old mother\,Sheila\, from her childhood in Trinidad.
	 Shelia came to the UKas part of the Windrush generation\, accompanied by 
	herschoolbook\, to start a new life. The fragile little picturebook was pu
	blished in the 1930s. It outlines the history andgeography of Trinidad and
	 Tobago and was given to every schoolchild on the islands. Sheila treasure
	s the book\, as doesDenise and the rest of the family\, as it provides a t
	angiblelink to their family's roots. However\, it's literally fallingto pi
	eces\, and Chris must carefully rebuild and preserve it ifit is to continu
	e its important purpose within theirfamily.Finally\, a challenge for ceram
	ics expert Kirsten Ramsay- her first musical instrument. Barbara from West
	 Sussexdelivers a small\, clay wind instrument called an ocarina. Itbelong
	ed to her talented auntie Joan\, who Barbara spent a lotof time with growi
	ng up. Barbara loved the pure\, soft soundthe ocarina made and began playi
	ng at an early age. Joan wasone of a large musical family which would meet
	 regularly toplay together\, and little Barbara joined them on the ocarina
	.Barbara has plans to start up the musical family evenings againwith the n
	ext generation\, but the ocarina was damaged yearsago and no longer hits t
	he right notes. With just a littletrepidation\, Kirsten willingly takes on
	 the project.
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