Running Out of Time 2 — Season 4
Drew and Tee made a visit to The Yew Tree Inn in Cauldon, followed by a stop at Walcot Hall in Lydbury North, and then proceeded to Kevin Marshall's Antique Warehouse in Hull.
Drew and Tee made a visit to Batemans Brewery in Wainfleet, a 16th-century Elizabethan mansion situated in Doddington. Their itinerary also included Bridale Architectural Antiques, located in Cradley Heath.
Drew and Tee journeyed to Wookey Hole in Somerset.
Drew and Tee made a visit to Forde Abbey in Chard, followed by a stop at the Mill Toy and Pedal Car Museum in Northiam. Their day concluded with explorations of father-and-son antique shops in Margate.
Drew and Tee made a visit to Anstey Hall in Cambridge, followed by stops at Patrick Reclaims & Builders Merchants in Wisbech, Odeon Antiques & Interiors in Leek, and the Apley Estate in Bridgnorth.
Drew and Tee made a visit to Askham Hall in Cumbria, followed by a stop to see Stewart Imber in Hertfordshire, and then onward to Caudwell's Mill in Matlock.
In a secluded salvage yard nestled near Bournemouth, the modern-day treasure hunter Drew Pritchard finds himself captivated by a forgotten bathing beauty. He subsequently journeys to a refined bed and breakfast in Yorkshire.
Drew and Tee made a visit to Jacksons Corner in Reading, followed by a stop at Borde Hill Garden in Haywards Heath, and then on to see Neville Griffiths in Lower Weedon.
Drew and Tee made a visit to the Portico Library in Manchester, followed by a stop at Bygone Times in Chorley, then Daleside Reclamation in Bedale, and finally Meldon Village in Morpeth.
Drew and Tee made a return visit to Carter's Steam Fair in Maidenhead, followed by a stop at Fern Avenue Antique Centre and Interiors in Newcastle Upon Tyne, and then Viking Reclamation in Doncaster.


