Nothing wrong with this shed?
Posted on February 10th, 2010
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The site that it’s on seems to show things that was done on the cheap and not very well, but I think this is a great shed?
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see more There I Fixed It
The site that it’s on seems to show things that was done on the cheap and not very well, but I think this is a great shed?
John “Grizz” Deal wants to put a nuclear reactor in your shed in your back garden According to the Times.
As nuclear plants go, these are tiny, about the size of a shed. They will be buried 6ft underground, can run virtually unmanned for a decade and provide enough power for 20,000 people.
But in his comment on the Times site he says
While we certainly appreciate your mention of our firm in today’s Times, you have done your readers a disservice.
The comparison, size-size, of our reactor to a garden shed is accurate. But no one in the industry, especially Hyperion Power, proposes locating a power plant in one’s back garden.
A Hyperion Power Module-based power plant is no more appropriate for one’s backyard than a gas, coal, or heavy oil power plant. Our plants will generate enough electricity for over 20,000 homes, and like gas, coal, and heavy oil power plants, will a require security systems and a safety corridor.
Humans continue to cause disruption in our environment, and our power needs grow each day. Solving these issues requires serious people and complex solutions, not comedic jabs.
Sincerely,
John R. Grizz Deal, CEO
Hyperion Power
Further to our “first in there” post about triming up your shed this Christmas.
Shed Judge Sarah Beeny has launched a competition to find the most insanely decorated house and after comfirmation sheds are allowed to enter.
Everyone knows that adding a bit of glamour and originality to your house makes it more desirable to potential buyers or tenants, but how far have you gone to make your house unique this Christmas? We’re on the hunt for people who have gone that extra mile with their festive lights display. We want you to upload a photo of your home’s Christmas light display to our gallery, Sarah will then choose the house that she thinks shows the most Christmas spirit
You can view their gallery here and enter here, If you add your shed remember to mention you found it via shedblog 
Of course if you get your shed featured on the tepilo.com site let me know and I will go a Shed gallery on here as well.
After the positive Xmas post yesterday today is a Warning to sheddiesd this yuletide.
photo credit: Unhindered by Talent
I am member of the cardifffreecycle group and their admin sent this timely email out last night.
The police are reporting a high number of shed break-ins. Two days after receiving a letter from the police warning of activity in the area (Barry) my shed got broken into.
They did not take anything, not sure if I am more annoyed or insulted!!
The police respond quickly and arranged for a forensic team to visit. I was very impressed until the police officer phoned saying he cant find the house and asked me for directions!!!
I have too much junk in the shed, leaving it open tonight, hoping they will come back and finish the job. Was thinking about leaving out some mince pies and a glass of milk
All joking aside, please think about where you are hiding Christmas presents this year. The garden shed may not be a good option.
so be careful where you hide your pressies sheddies or maybe send something to me!
Sheddie pj slim is featured in this months edition of home cinema choice magazine
You can see more pictures of his shed over at readersheds.co.uk of course.
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