Mens’ sheds

I have read about these before and many a sheddi have asked me to post about them, and think it’s a great idea and something that should be happening in the allotments and sheds around the UK. And ABC.net.au have a good story about them today. Right across Australia Mens Sheds have been popping up… Continue reading Mens’ sheds

Win a Shedload of Cheese

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The Cheese Shed, Purveyors of Westcountry Artisan Cheese to Discerning Sheddies since 2006, Official Cheesemongers By Appointment to National Shed Week and Cheese Suppliers to Twickenham Rugby Stadium (no, really!) are offering this fab Small Four cheese box to one lucky winner. Perhaps unsurprisingly, the Small Four contains four small (but perfectly formed) cheeses, all… Continue reading Win a Shedload of Cheese

‘RECORD’ AS ENGLISH ASPARAGUS HITS SHELVES

English asparagus went on sale today – several weeks earlier than usual, a retailer said. The first batch of the seasonal vegetable was launched at a Tesco store in Evesham, Worcestershire. It means a grower from the local area has broken the record for getting the first English asparagus onto shop shelves, according to the… Continue reading ‘RECORD’ AS ENGLISH ASPARAGUS HITS SHELVES

Readers Outhouses

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Alex has a post about a website that’s kindred spirit to readersheds.co.uk, its all about outhouses in fact its the Outhouse Museum and has a Readers Outhouse section. This one’s my fav In the UK we always used to have outhouses but thanks to Maggie (or someone) 😉 everyone decided to get indoor toilets. I… Continue reading Readers Outhouses

Win tickets to the RHS Spring Show

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The Royal Horticultural Society kicks off its season of outdoor shows in Cardiff on the weekend of April 18-20 ( www.rhs.org.uk/flowershows) and if you enter the competition here, you could win a day out at the show for two people. We have two pairs to give away.

Falling asleep improves memory, say researchers

Nodding off refreshes the brain and improves the memory, research has shown. The findings suggest it is falling asleep, not being asleep, that is beneficial. Napping for just 10 minutes reduces drowsiness, even though most studies suggest that more sleep time is needed. > so that eighty winks in the shed makes you remember stuff.