I cleared out and demolished the garden shed. It is truly amazing the amount of crap that gets accumulated over a period of years. I have ordered a skip to dispose of it all and am now wondering what to do with the space that is left at the bottom of the garden...Originally Posted by Pat Vegas
I am £750 lighter from a new washing machine and a new fan.
I'd advise having a shed. A handy receptacle for all sorts of crápolata.
hadn't thunk of dat
get a new shed.
a fancy one and turn it into some sort of workshop.
I'm actually thinking of a greenhouse. Grow your own sort of thing.
Do you have kids? If so, forget any hope of a greenhouse, because they will find a way of smashing it.
The evil stepdad (me) has made sure they buggered off by age 18There are one or two ruffians nearby but I think it'll be ok. Anyway, most modern greenhouses aren't glass...
Yes. I've always had a yearning for a polytunnel. Thing is, though, they're bloody ugly. I used to have a little, heated glass greenhouse in my back garden, but my stepson narrowly avoided killing himself by putting his leg through it while climbing the fence, so down it had to come.The evil stepdad (me) has made sure they buggered off by age 18
Bless him. Not too bothered about the aesthetics but the wife doesn't want to lose the garden area (cat toilet) or the bloody artificial grass she insisted on putting down so it'll have to be no bigger than 8x6 or so. That's my job for the week off sorted then...Yes. I've always had a yearning for a polytunnel. Thing is, though, they're bloody ugly. I used to have a little, heated glass greenhouse in my back garden, but my stepson narrowly avoided killing himself by putting his leg through it while climbing the fence, so down it had to come.
Would burning it down not have been easier?
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