Week nine of the renovation puts interior demolition front and center as Gav tackles wall stripping on his own, relying on skill and experience to manage the physical demands of the job. As this old house begins to open up, surprises appear—including adopted cattle tangled in blackberry bushes just outside. To escape the dust, work shifts briefly to clearing stonework at the old mill, reminding the couple that this farmhouse renovation is as much about strength and adaptability as it is design. Each wall removed brings this fixer upper closer to revealing its true character.
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