robo wrote:bloody bell pa snip this means I have to climb to the sixth floor to the members room that's a bit much, could you move us to the second floor
My dear chap, refer to ground floor, LIFT engine room
In your shed
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My dear chap, refer to ground floor, LIFT engine room
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robo wrote:If I built that no doubt someone would have it away
They'd be kewing up to nick it
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Lady lettuce wrote:So how long do you spend in your garden shed? Is it just to grab tools and run or do you sit in it and make tea and read the paper and while away the hours? I can't even get in mine, there is too much piled up now it needs a muck out.
At home in garden
as little time as possible. Obviously a little more time in spring & summer. But only enough time to do whatever jobs are required to hasten working outside
At allotment,
enough time to put kettle on and then once boiled actually have a cuppa.
Room for two 'directors' chairs if wheelbarrow and rotavator removed. Rarely use chairs In shed, sooner sit outside by shed door.
When harvesting spend enough time in shed to count or weigh and enter in plot log book.
Probably add up to around 25 > 30 minutes per visit to plot
Unless it rains !!!
Forgot to mention that some time spent in allotment shed if its a breakfast cooking morning
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We so need a 'Like' button! Good one Pa!
But still no Pawty harlequin sheds?
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But still no Pawty harlequin sheds?
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I'm glad to see this topic has made it into the February issue of the KG magazine, on page 106.....i also very, very glad, i didn't put what happens in my shed... 
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oldherbaceous wrote:I'm glad to see this topic has made it into the February issue of the KG magazine, on page 106.....i also very, very glad, i didn't put what happens in my shed...
We were hoping you would eventually shed some light on that subject
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Dear Geoff,
you forgot label the top deck; here is my suggestion, observatory and pigeon shooting gantry.
Regards Sally Wright
ps do you have the plans available as I think this would be just the thing for my plot.
you forgot label the top deck; here is my suggestion, observatory and pigeon shooting gantry.
Regards Sally Wright
ps do you have the plans available as I think this would be just the thing for my plot.
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Pa Snip.....you make me smile....
And no, i'm not going to shed any light on the matter...
And no, i'm not going to shed any light on the matter...
Kind Regards, Old Herbaceous.
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