Episode 2
Today Simon and Henry are off to the market town of Wantage in Oxfordshire, said to be the birthplace of Alfred the Great in the 9th Century. They're meeting Robert and Hayley who are sheep farmers who also let out their sheds for events. Simon wants to turn some old firewood into shelves, while Henry has his eye on an apothecary's chest. That's a chemist to you and me.
The second rummage location is at Cerney Wick In Gloucestershire where the lads meet Denise whose family have been farming there for generations. Simon finds a huge set square which he wants to turn into a mirror, while Henry finds some old cartwheels that give him and Skid a huge headache as they are rotten through.
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