No name but it does have an incredible lean to it. The last owners decided to put a reinforced roof on it but didn't think to straighten it beforehand. We decided that if we tried to amend it's lean now it could be to the detriment of the roof. So being a typical gardener I asked the other half to put a potting shed on the side of it, and being a typical perfectionist of a man he promptly did so WITH A SPIRIT LEVEL. Needless to say the open, precisely level potting shed now holds up the very leaning shed. Maybe I should call it Pisa (Precisely Installed Side Accommodation)
Ours was " the wet shed" and " the dry shed " But now they are both " the dry sheds" since " himself was let loose on the " wet shed" roof with tar and a blow torch type thingy. The "wet shed " used to be a pig sty and the "dry shed " an outside Loo. Our cottage was one of many built in the Irish countryside for workers. Most families kept a pig and grew potatoes and had chickens and maybe a cow. !!
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No name but it does have an incredible lean to it. The last owners decided to put a reinforced roof on it but didn't think to straighten it beforehand. We decided that if we tried to amend it's lean now it could be to the detriment of the roof. So being a typical gardener I asked the other half to put a potting shed on the side of it, and being a typical perfectionist of a man he promptly did so WITH A SPIRIT LEVEL. Needless to say the open, precisely level potting shed now holds up the very leaning shed. Maybe I should call it Pisa (Precisely Installed Side Accommodation)
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Now we men dont have to " get the coal in " we do need to prove our worth some how !
Ours are just wooden shed and tin shed. Mind you, the stuff is never kept in the right one so you have to look in both anyway.
Whats yours called then?
Early riser, I think that is very funny
My GH is known as The Crystal Palace
In the sticks near Peterborough
Our shed is just The Bike Shed......I don't have my own shed I think I'm missing out
Yes, it's called my shed. And the allotment shed is called my allotment shed
no name . but i will think of one
How about Fern Britton? Well I thought it had the makings!
Ours was " the wet shed" and " the dry shed " But now they are both " the dry sheds" since " himself was let loose on the " wet shed" roof with tar and a blow torch type thingy. The "wet shed " used to be a pig sty and the "dry shed " an outside Loo. Our cottage was one of many built in the Irish countryside for workers. Most families kept a pig and grew potatoes and had chickens and maybe a cow. !!