Love sheds? love gorges? then you need to go to Sheddar Gorge
Posted on August 31st, 2010
Ian from thecheeseshed sent this advert for a totally sheddie utopian dream.
I am booking the post shed week 2011 holiday now.
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Ian from thecheeseshed sent this advert for a totally sheddie utopian dream.
I am booking the post shed week 2011 holiday now.
I know a lot of you love the Big brother thing but I don’t at all, but this caught my eye on the interwebs news search.
The very first winner of Big Brother, Craig Phillips, has returned to the house as part of a shed building challenge against the Ultimate Big Brother housemates.
Earlier this evening, housemates were told of today’s task, which involved building a shed together in the garden.
The task rules stated that all housemates must take part and “fully contribute”. They were then given special outfits, which included blue overalls and gloves.
You can watch the video over at Channel 4 – tell me if anything interesting happens.
With the Summer well and truly over and looking at a wet shed is not the best way to spend a few moments
so here are a few ones to cheer you up from out Flickr Just Sheds group
We are on the lookout for more allotment sheds on readersheds.co.uk as they are the backbone of British sheds, I would love an allotment to grown my veg and my creative aim one day is to photograph allotment sheds for a book!
Even though we do not have a seperate category but you can find them all by using the search functionality like these great onee and of course one won a shed of the year category last year
PennyTwo
Allotment in Oxfordshire
Pete Windridge-France
Horsforth Allotment
Janet Edmondson
Lancaster, UK, Allotment
Ian
Hoylake Allotments
Rob
Allotment Vineyard
Steve Pittaway
stanton suffolk
Andy Barrett
allotment
ckt
glasgow
Jane Foster
Thames Ditton, Surrey
Brendan Fitzgerald
Bristol
Francesca
Allotment
Lila Das Gupta
Not far from the River Thames
If you are on a an allotment – why not tell your neighbours on the plot as the more the merrier.
Wonder what planning they have anyway the newham recorder reports
A SHED at the bottom of the garden is traditionally the refuge for the brow-beaten husband or home to tins of unwanted paint.
But a Manor Park homeowner has rebranded his large shed, left, as a “studio flat”…and it is for rent at a princely £150 per week.
The 6m by 4m wooden structure, complete with newly-fitted bathroom, is on a plot of land fenced off from the main house in Gladding Road.
It is being promoted as an ideal home for commuters, as it just a few minutes’ walk from the station. 
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