As you know Shed Week/Shed of the year started out as a National Shed week in the UK after getting so many great sheds on readersheds.co.uk, we had to have an outlet to celebrate them.
But as the international entries poured in we had to do something about it to..
So I asked international judge Lloyd Alter and shed man of the world Alex Johnston to join me in picking one shed from the sheds voted for in the International Category.
So now we not only have Shed of the year (for the British sheds) and now International Shed of the year (for the others), yes its confusing!
It was not an easy decision but I had the casting vote… and went for
The SHED Chuck Witmer, Silver Spring, MD USA
OK its a posh shed/workshop and its not the norm here in the UK, but its show what an architectural designed shed can be, Chuck did build it himself and I think if I had the room for it at the end of me garden then its a great looking structure to have.
Here are the finalists in international sheds category voted by the sheddies in our Shed Year 2009 Vote of which Chucks shed was one of them, see if was a hard decision… as they are all different and have some great features – I think our international cousins are getting this shed thing!
The Pip Laura ,Northland, New Zealand, Summerhouse
Eco-Shed James Glave,Bowen Island, British Columbia, Canada
Hobbit Hole R Estelle,Kenai, Alaska
Inspiration House Terry Rathje,currently Fairfield, Iowa
The Church of Gardening Maundy Mitchell,White Mountains, New Hampshire, USA
It’s “theirs” not “their’s”. Nouns use apostrophes to be made possessive, but pronouns don’t.
THEIR'S Not THERE'S
Because There cannot own anything….. right?
Not shouting, just emphasizing.. New to blog, but couldn't resist the first thing that I saw.
Cheers Dave welcome, you will see a lot of typos like that on shedblog and readersheds it’s all part of the shedism.. sheds first grammer later
Ever think about including plans?
Hurrah, a workshop wins international shed of the year, congratulations Chuck