Shedwork

This is what greeted me when I opened the curtains this morning. It was windy overnight, but not that windy surely? NAH's going to make a temporary repair this afternoon (i.e. make it watertight) then do the full job this summer, bless him. I wonder if I can persuade him to use those nice cedar tiles or maybe make a living roof?

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  1. That is a very fancy shed!

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  2. I could live in that shed, well once the roof is fixed, it is very grand. A living roof please. x

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  3. Whew-it was either freakily windy down there or that squirrel has been busy!! I like toe sound of the living roof too...
    see you tomorrow.

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  4. I'm just a teeny bit envious looking at that rather palatial shed!

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  5. I just called my husband in here to look at your shed. With any luck I may get one like it.

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  6. That's just about the prettiest shed I've ever seen!

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  7. I vote for the living roof. It is a gorgeous shed ... it looks as if there was a busy critter working on the roof during that night!

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  8. what a lovely shed that is. Almost too nice for a shed

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  9. The winds must have got up down there to do that damage - what a shame. Hope that it's soon patched up - another vote here for a living roof !

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  10. Hi - glad you like our shed. We bought it from 'Shed World' in Bristol (I kid you not), where it's described as a Summerhouse. We just call it a 'Shed with windows'. I do have my potting bench in there...

    aunt debbi - hope you get your heart's desire :)

    I see the living roof's the winner :)

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