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Haven't got a shed here But the garage is oversized (not quite double, but big) so all the rubbish/garden stuff is in there. There's also tons of sports kit (OH), exercise bike, stepper and glider (OH) (and he uses them), my Mum's old sideboard which came from my late Great Aunt but doesn't fit Mum & Dad's tiny little house. Doesn't fit ours either . The removal men shrouded it in a special paper stuff which they use when things go into storage and said it should be OK. I haven't been brave enough to peek under, so i don't know. We really ought to sell it but mum has a sentimental attachment What else? - bins of bird food, a dog crate (folded) a dog stair gate, 2 cat carriers, bags of kindling, the overflow fridge, the overflow freezer.............. It's pretty useful! I miss my old shed, with the sloping glass front, so it could pretend to be a greenhouse in the summer! |
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Shed, maybe an overstatement.......wooden panels kept together by rusting old screws, with a roof thats lets in more water than what flows under london bridge, well that might be more accurate Its not that bad really, just old....VERY old. As for its contents, bails of hay and straw for the rabbits, woodshavings also for the buns;spare rabbit hutches;a few old tins of paint;some mismatched wellies;lawnmower, strimmer, shears, saws and various garden tools, some old latern thingys, horse reigns (dont ask me what for!);a rocking chair that squeks when you sit on it and uhm i think theres a few old hessian sacks in oh and some bulbs and seeds and things that have been waiting too be planted for more years than i have fingers too count upon |
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We've got 2 sheds. In the 'top' shed, the one at the top of the garden we keep the kiddies toys, bikes and footballs etc along with the shears, broken lawn mower, couple of boxes of wall tiles nad some of OH's mechanics tools. In the 'bottom' shed, the one that's on my patio has the rest of OH's mechanics tools, parts washer, our bikes altho mine hasn't seen the light of day for about 2 years Once the garage is up we should be able to get rid of one of the sheds and use the other one as a playhouse for the kids |
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No sheds here either; garden too small. We have 3 cellars tho - one is damp and lets in water and used to be the old 'L'-shaped coal cellar - that has all the non-rusting stuff and stuff that can't be damaged by water. What used to be the old pantry is the tool 'shed' it houses all of hubby's 'gubbins' and paint + gardening stuff such as wellies. The 3rd cellar is under the bathroom and is low and large and holds all ladders, bikes, lawnmower, barrow and extensive odds and ends of wood that hubby holds on to ad infinitum |
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I have a shed next to my greenhouse, I keep all my compost, pots, boxes of bone meal, plant food etc in it...Suppose it is really a potting shed......... |
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