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Grand Designs (1999)
Season 11 • Episode 5 • Herefordshire: The Recycled Timber-framed House
Grand Designs Season 11, Episode 5: Herefordshire: The Recycled Timber-framed House
Kevin McCloud meets estate manager Ed Waghorn and his wife Rowena, a couple living an almost self-sufficient life with their four children on a smallholding in Herefordshire. They have been constructing a timber-framed house using recycled materials, wood from nearby forests and stone from around the site, but as construction becomes a way of life for Ed they seem to have lost sight of their goal. Watch Grand Designs Season 11, Episode 5 Herefordshire: The Recycled Timber-framed House in HD free online. Enjoy high-quality streaming of Grand Designs Season 11, Episode 5 and share your thoughts in the comments below!
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