A reconstruction by the East Sussex Archaeology and Museums Partnership of an Anglo Saxon dwelling built over a pit. A style of building which could be copied and used in woods today.
Random sheds: Joy to all this Holidays
Some nice sheds to get you in the Mood to Share your Shed in 2010 Merry Xmas to all our sheddies and friends. Zummerhaus Geoff Reid Corner of an Arlesey garden Rickdickulous Rick Toronto, Ontario, Canada The shedroom Matthew The northern edge of our estate A pagans retreat lloyd south wales hampstead gem david hingamp… Continue reading Random sheds: Joy to all this Holidays
2009 a year in sheds – 2010 to be better?
You will find these list everywhere nearing the end of the year, I was going to do one but what with the ShedFlu getting me again at the the start of the week I will just let you make you own mind up. To be honest I think in terms of shed tipping point 2009… Continue reading 2009 a year in sheds – 2010 to be better?
Where you snowed in your shed today?
At least with this #uksnow lots of people taking photos of their sheds in the snow – a lovely sight to see, sheds that is not a big snow fan – think it goes back to a collapse igloo when I was a kid. [flickr]photo:4194422007[/flickr]
There are Spite houses but what about Spite sheds?
After reading BoingBoing this morning, this is the first time I have heard of Spite Houses, houses built to get on neighbours nerves. Wikipedia says. A spite house is a building constructed or modified to irritate neighbours or other parties with land stakes. Spite houses often serve as obstructions, blocking out light or access to… Continue reading There are Spite houses but what about Spite sheds?