Shed Of The Year

There's some unusual sheds:

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-13146720

They saved the best for last.

 

I liked the ex observatory

 

I'm off the opinion that buildings like that are merely wood-framed
and sided buildings. Real sheds must contain a lot of semi-discarded
crap, several boxes of rusty tools, an unplugged-in[1] fridge or
freezer, several tubs of assorted and useless screws/fasteners, a
rarely used BBQ, unwanted and unloved garden furniture etc. etc. Mine
certainly does (and more).

[1] most of the time.

 

That pretty much describes mine, except there's a Ducati wedged in
amongst the crap.

 

The Doctor is definitely sheddy. Very, very sheddy indeed. You can't
move inside her shed for the lawnmower, toolboxes, bloody nylon mesh
netting which manages to get entangled in *everything*, her rotavator
(latest toy, given by me for her birthday a couple of weeks ago),
shelves of pots, you name it.

I'm not saying my garage is the epitome of tidiness (cough), but it is
at least possible to get from end to the back without moving
everything outside first.

 

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"darsy" wrote in message

and mine, plus a GS and now Mrs Vass has shoehorned her 125 in there too.

 

That's my house.
I don't have a shed, don't need one.

 

darsy escribió:

I'd like to be off my head, but I'm not allowed.

 

Sounds familiar. I have an unused portable air-con unit rather than the
fridge though.

 

LOL, mine has a broken hoover, a broken bicycle, a broken motorbike, a
broken grasscutter, a broken .... plus all the other 'normal' bits a
shed has.

Oh, it's fully plumbed for electric and light ... unfortunately not
connected to the house yet .. which is a mini-project for this weekend
as it happens ..

 

Garden implements, half empty tins of solidified paint. Things that I've
forgotten what they were, potting compost, plant pots, Christmas tree
holder, huge quantities of cobwebs and a spare key for when I lock
myself out....

Mine gets plenty of fresh air.


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oh, the leccy in mine works just fine - a related pity about the
leaking roof...

 

Mine is rammed full of spare CBR race fairings, BBQ, a workbench, spare
CBR wheels, **** knows how many ZX7R and SV fairing panels and a
Snap-On toolchest that Cat still hasn't collected. I have to put a hand
out to stop things falling on me when I open the door. The other
identical shed has my mountain bike and a hose we use for bike/car
washing in it, that's all.

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Versys 650 Inter-Continental Hyperbolistic Missile , CBR600F-W racebike
in the making, TS250C, RD400F (somewhere)
BMW E46 318iSE (it's a car, not one of those 2-wheeled pieces of shite
they churn out)

 

Oh. Not a bike thread, then.