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Harris Apex (obvious I know ) Norfolk Double door Suffolk Pent Groundsman Heavy Duty Apex Hamilton Workshop

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Synopsis It has been said that a shed is to a man what a handbag is to a woman - both contain all the essentials for surviving in the modern world and in the same way that no decent man would ever consider looking in a woman's handbag uninvited, so no reasonable woman would dream of setting foot in a man's shed. This book is a study of over 40 men and their sheds around the UK, a quirky look at the personalities and the passions hidden within the shed, whether it is used for eccentric inventions, as a chapel, a housing for a milk bottle collection, an allotment shed, a home for exotic reptiles or a place to make music. The fascinating story of each bloke and his shed is accompanied by photographs of the inner sanctum and of the customized exteriors

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Synopsis This book examines the quirky phenomenon of sheds and sheddism, arguing that a bloke's shed begins where a boy's room leaves off, providing a home to the prized objects and boyish dreams there is seldom room for inside the house. Delving into the murky world of the home-from-home at the end of the garden, and telling the stories of the men who spend their time within, the book features structures ranging from a mock-Tudor pigeon loft to a reconstructed Iron Age Roundhouse, hobbies that range from soda siphon collecting to model railway building, and shed-based businesses as diverse as a funeral directors and a shrimp-potters, shed owners everywhere will feel completely at home. An ideal gift for blokes of all ages.

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Hillman Imp Austin Allegro Austin Maxi Vauxhall Chevette Ford Cortina MK1

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shedboatshed, Turner Prize Winner:thumb:

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Digi Mike Binoche wrote: Harris Apex (obvious I know )

Totally disagree Mike, pent rooves are far better and are certainly easier to build.

Best Sheds

  1. The wooden one in the garden I bulit from scratch (8'x 6', pent)
  2. My breeze block built workshop about 12' square. Unfortunately got a flat roof that needs to be redone this summer.
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JT you present a well reasoned argument. May I see a picture of you shed so i can comment ?

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A man got killed by a flying shed roof in yesterday's storms.Very sad

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A man got killed by a flying shed roof in yesterday's storms.Very sad

Thats the way I wanna go :laugh:

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Sick bastard:laugh:

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The TARDIS

Ken Tyrell's shed where he built an F1 car that beat all the factory teams and won a couple of world championships

the Boeing construction shed in Seatle

The Engine Shed at Crewe

The Point Depot Dublin

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i like mine

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Yours is ace Ron we all recognise that. May we see a pic agan please ?

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Digi Mike Binoche wrote: Yours is ace Ron we all recognise that. May we see a pic agan please ?

a bit later. I have just spent all day getting this machine back into shape after a major crash.

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What about the top 5 things to do in your shed?

How many times have you righteously headed out to the shed after a barny with the Mrs and then not had a clue what to do with yourself? The shed is the last sanctuary of the male domain in the domestic household these days so thedoghouse.co.uk gives you this funny and useful :brow: guide on just how to make the most of your shed!

This marvellous book has 101 madcap scientific experiments you can conduct in the privacy of your own shed! Ever seen Weird Science? Well use your imagination! You’ll have hours of endless fun with experiments like; making slime, creating a cloud, launching a mini rocket, flowing water uphill, making a solar battery and flying a tea bag! You might enter your shed as a safe-haven seeking rest and relaxation but you’ll almost certainly emerge in a fevered state as a manic scientist with this lot!

101 Incredible Experiments for the Shed Scientist is a must for any solitary visit to the shed!

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Minx wrote:

How many times have you righteously headed out to the shed after a barny

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Digi Mike Binoche wrote: So your computer is a shed also ?

my computer is about 98% shed-shape now. :)

it now has two hard disks.

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Minx wrote: What about the top 5 things to do in your shed?

What about first memories of shed experiences …???

My mates dad had a shed that was about 8ft by 14ft..amongest the normal stuff that you keep in the shed, he kept two huge piles of porn mag’s underneath a bench, under a blanket, in the shed, we were about 10 / 11 at the time, fantastic youth, I’ve never looked back since……
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Ren I still cringe when I think about my attempt at conversation with you in Bournemouth.

My head was a top ten shed that night :thumb:

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BIGINOIL wrote: Ren I still cringe when I think about my attempt at conversation with you in Bournemouth.

My head was a top ten shed that night :thumb:

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puts a smile on my face mate!!!!!!

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