Put a new hat on our shed

A while back now.. but still worth a story.
Gaz and I spent the weekend repairing our little shed. Well, we had already painted it a few posts back... but the old roof didnt keep much water out due to a major rust infection. Just so happened that Gaz found some free clear roofing so we slapped it on. Extended the roof line a tad so i can eventually have a dry firewood stash or a potting bench under cover.




And when i say 'we' what i really mean is i sat on a deck chair in the sun and Gaz did a really good job!

Grandads Shed

Ohhh my gosh! I found the old photos i took of grandads shed. Cant believe it. They are more awesome than i remember.. and they make the other pic i found look amature. See.... Gaz and I being the hoardery type we kept those orange storage thingees in the pic above.. little momento of how Gus was ultra cool and i'm now inspired to drag them out of a box and put them in MY shed with MY shadow board. :) Which wont look to dissimilar to this i hope:

I really am quite average at layout in this whole blog thing. Ah well images on the left it is then, and the one i wanted at the top, just at the bottom will do thanks blog.

So there you go.. now you know what i was rambling about yesterday.

Garden sheds

I stumbled accross this cute wee shed.
I want itttt!
Then i remembered we have a shed. Perfectly good shed, that is until a gust of wind gets the better of it and helps it over. The boys have already threatned to tackle it one day in order to provide Gaz with an excuse to build a BIGGER man shed.

Anyway..
This reminded me about the shadow board i am yet to finish. Grandad had a badass one which i would like to replicate. I'll have to hunt down some images of it.

But it was along this lines of this one, and the image is cool so there.

I'll add it to my summer list i think.

Moral of this post?

Garden sheds are cool. Nearly falling over sheds are cool if they are kitted out with sweet shadow boards for garden tools.