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I just love how he keeps some of the items from his top gear days like those gt3 oven mitts that Jeremy gave him

It's so kind of Hammond to be housing all the stray motorcycles :)

I enjoy the idea that Richard's spaces are constantly being invaded by sentient motorcycles. Like, imagine he's at work and we cut to security camera footage of his barn here; a lone wild motorcycle peeks into the barn through an open door, then cautiously enters, followed by another wild motorcycle, then another, then another, and they start wandering about, checking out their new home, then Hammond returns home to find a new herd of wild motorcycles have moved in.

This guy’s a natural narrator, he should do a tv show or something.

Drain the hot tub / pool (to get rid of the moisture) and have a carpenter build you a sectioned cover for it (so that it can be put in / taken out in pieces) and a ramp (maybe one which is movable).  Then put the bikes on it, as if it were a short plinth or just a raised display area.  You could even have him build in uplighting like you have in the main barn, with each section having a plug, rather than being hardwired into the building.  Easily reversible if you ever want and the only cost would be to build the covers.

4:02 i can hear jeremy saying something like: "welcome to my clubhouse. it's infested with flies, the furniture is silly, and it doubles as a parking lot"

I must say Hammond has one of the nicest properties/houses I have ever seen

I was Grand Tour Paramedic on the set. Richard was kind, friendly, informative fellow.

7:50 As an Arquitect, I would empty the "pool" ( for lack of better word) and instead of cutting it in pieces, just make a wooden floor (podium/orlop) on top of it with two ramps right after ther entrance doors... I image that height clearence would still be enough and once everything is dried, there would be no moisture to ruin either the floor or the bikes, and you would still have the pool to value the house if you wante to sell the house or just use it in the future (taking out the bikes to somewhere else).

My jaw dropped when I saw the GT3 branded oven cloves. My life flashed thru my eyes literally all the memories all the long challenges, the christmas specials like Botswana, Bolivia, Source of the Nile, Iraq, India, all the tours in eurooe, Ukraine, Romania, Albania, Spain, Vietnam, all the challenges like saving Hammond in Canada, Lorries, 1970s convertibles, hot hatches, etc etc. I am speechless. It is all coming back to me.

What a place. You know you’ve done alright when your “clubhouse” is bigger than most actual houses.

Both Mike and James should be allowed to build a massive model train display.🎉🎉🎉

If the model railway features a Jag pulling several Caravans, then absolutely yes!

It's great to see that Hammond still uses his GT3 branded driving gloves 👏

Richard
Here is what you should do with your unused spa.
Pump it dry, Build a nice timber cover for it and use it for storage.
It offers quite a bit of space which can be used to store engine parts, old magazines, unused winter clothes in the summer and unused summer clothes in the winter...etc.
The cover could be hinged and could be in sections (maybe 3 sections).
These would all be really strong so that if you needed to you could park bikes on top they would be easily carried.
Hope this helps
Phil Meyer .

Yes a model railway with James May and Mike coming with the crew to make content for What Next.

The model railway could probably use a flying Scotsman with realistic chuffing sound.

Richard is such a creative guy. Great to see his passion in this clubhouse. I have just finished watching The Grand Tour Season 5, and had such great fun!

Can I just say I love the Doofenshmirtz on the barn wall. Great taste!