In March 2020, a family embarks on a journey to renovate a chateau that has been vacant for two decades. They tackle overgrown orchards, limited waste disposal options, and various structural challenges. Plans for a garden, improved drainage, and a cleared cellar emerge. The park area is enhanced with picnic benches and wildlife is observed, all while inviting viewers to engage with the content.
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