Simply loving the ventilation system for your shed @Lyn! Low energy too, very environmentally sound and bang on trend!! Thank you @Songbird-1 it's nice to be appreciated! When I see gardens without these areas I wonder how the owners actually garden with no place to dump stuff!
Exactly, @WonkyWomble... finally plucked up the courage to make you all feel great by showing off my shed.
This is the view from the door. There's a reason why we have seven redundant internal doors leaning against a beam; I unwisely said I could do with one for a potting bench in the shed. "Oh good, we can put them all in there until we've decided what to do with them..."
Hubby's shelf of wood is still in position but most of the wood has fallen off it.
Well, where else should we store paint tins, tile cutter etc but on wonky shelves??
But at least my potting area is clean, and sort of accessible. Not very big though. Now where might I find an old door to turn into a potting bench???
Since 2019 I've lived in east Clare, in the west of Ireland.
No... my Grandpa's croquet set is in there somewhere though. Would be fun playing on our "lawn", which is not noticeably flat. Must try it with the grandchildren!
Since 2019 I've lived in east Clare, in the west of Ireland.
...so many coinkidinks - we have a croquet set in there as well. We went up the local park and played a bit before lockdown ( I should say before Covid was even a glint in its fathers eye - BCO - Before Covid). Such a good laugh. Not sure the cricket club thought it was funny when we inadvertently set up in the bowler's line of sight though. Stupid game cricket.
Looks quite quaint and unassuming..... At this point I don't think it matters that the picture is up side down, it will look that way if any one sneezes too hard in the direction of the shed anyway! Yes that is 3 old mattresses, no wonder the local working girls took a punter in there once, so accommodating! I didn't get any reviews on trip advisor as it hadn't been invented then!
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Thank you @Songbird-1 it's nice to be appreciated!
When I see gardens without these areas I wonder how the owners actually garden with no place to dump stuff!
This is the view from the door. There's a reason why we have seven redundant internal doors leaning against a beam; I unwisely said I could do with one for a potting bench in the shed. "Oh good, we can put them all in there until we've decided what to do with them..."
Hubby's shelf of wood is still in position but most of the wood has fallen off it.
Well, where else should we store paint tins, tile cutter etc but on wonky shelves??
But at least my potting area is clean, and sort of accessible. Not very big though. Now where might I find an old door to turn into a potting bench???
You make my shed look normal!!!!!!! I'll take pictures now I know I can!!
Looks quite quaint and unassuming.....
At this point I don't think it matters that the picture is up side down, it will look that way if any one sneezes too hard in the direction of the shed anyway!
Yes that is 3 old mattresses, no wonder the local working girls took a punter in there once, so accommodating! I didn't get any reviews on trip advisor as it hadn't been invented then!