To follow on from the recent shed poetry. Sheddie Simon who owns The Plot thickens Has written this about his great shed On the topping-out of a pallet shed on the Wash Common allotment Shed: May your hearth be ever stacked with sticks for your pot bellied stove, with a hot kettle for tea, and… Continue reading More shed poetry – Plot thickens
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Shed of the year 2015 shortlist revealed – Public voting opens to decide the category winners
SHED OF THE YEAR FINALISTS REVEALED Annual competition sponsored by Cuprinol showcases Britain’s most wacky and wonderful sheds Finalists to appear on hit TV series ‘Amazing Spaces Shed of the Year’, airing on Channel 4 Public voting opens to decide the category winners Category winners and overall winner revealed on TV show Following a record… Continue reading Shed of the year 2015 shortlist revealed – Public voting opens to decide the category winners
Song Sheddies Elena Thomas & Dan Whitehouse
You may remember sheddie Elena Thomas, she of the fabric covered sheds, well know she has her own and it’s not just being used for art type things, its used as a performance space. Song Shed Elena says… I had covered a few sheds, and was having fun with them, and the people I met… Continue reading Song Sheddies Elena Thomas & Dan Whitehouse
The @Shedman is back at Shedbury for shedweek on shed.tv
Enough Sheds in that title for you? you will be sick of the word shed this time next week 🙂 of course you wont…!! Our old shed friend John Davies AKA shedman has a great video from his stuff he has been doing the last two shed weeks at Ledbury Poetry Festival, we wish him… Continue reading The @Shedman is back at Shedbury for shedweek on shed.tv
Tooth and Claw a sheddies tale
Sheddie Shedonist has emailed me this great little piece about becoming a sheddie after his retirement. After yonks of retirement and planning to move my indoor study away from the in-house hullabaloo, I recently completed the insulation and computer wiring of my garden’s 8x8ft corner of paradise and moved in. That William Wallace knew a… Continue reading Tooth and Claw a sheddies tale