What is in your shed?

[Right Shed Fred]

What is in my shed, when I am down the allotment?

My kids. They are playing with (rearranging) bits of gardening gadgetry, playing with their painted rocks and squabbling over who gets to wind the wind-up radio. They are also playing with the mini play sandpit they are not supposed to play with in the shed because the whole shed turns into a sandpit.

Also BBQ charcoal for dinner down the allotment.

The big tools (spade, hoe, watering can, hose etc) just lie around the plot or in/on the compost heap, wherever they were last used...

[JanieB]

Big shed/Summerhouse, which is supposed to be my she-shed for my hobbies, is full of stuff to finish doing up my house, plus a garden arch and a poly tunnel that I bought 3 years ago. Small shed meant for garden things, apart from a few garden tools, is mostly full of cardboard boxes that I saved for a project that I haven’t started yet.

[Thelma Sanders]

Simply too much stuff!
Moved plots a couple of years ago and got a bigger shed - but it still got full up. TBH a lot of it is cardboard which I'll put on the beds over winter - but until then it's always in the way

[burnie]

Big summerhouse is now a big model railway house lol, I dismantled the one in the loft, it really wasn't suitable for access and I am now building a new one for me and the grandsons to play with if it's raining.

[bikermike]

lots of stuff I inherited with the plot.
some highlights:
a bag of tea towels?
plastic orange pedestrian netting (the sort that usually adorns roadworks)
a bag of CDs (all the same CD)
lots of plastic pots
several cigarette lighters
a bottle opener (on a nail - sensible chap)
cable ties
Lots of tools
Lots of old post sacks and a post-office body-warmer (I'm hoping the PO was a postie and not a bank-robber...) .

The site consensus was that I could have not paid the previous owner for the contents, but I feel a lot better for doing it.

Burnie - if you are doing a railway in a conservatory, do be mindful of the heat/bleaching effects of all the sunlight in there.

My little one loves my dad's model railway, so I wish you many happy hours of using it with the grandkids...

[burnie]

Burnie - if you are doing a railway in a conservatory, do be mindful of the heat/bleaching effects of all the sunlight in there.

My little one loves my dad's model railway, so I wish you many happy hours of using it with the grandkids...

Thanks, it's in a wooden summer house, still gets a bit warm, but with blinds, no direct sunlight

[Can the Man]

I had a shed clear out a few weeks back my son helped me rearrange everything according to his way, now I can find nothing except the big stuff.
Ride on lawnmower, rotovator, petrol strimmer, garden shredder, 3 kids bikes, ladder, bench, tools, welding plant, assorted paints and thinners, wild bird feed, big tug of war rope, fuel cans.

[MillieBee]

Mine has got a nice plush chair to sit in when it's raining, a nice chunky old potting bench, lots of lovingly restored vintage tools, a Belfast sink with a big bar of French soap, and a big box of neatly arranged seed packets, twine in a pretty tin, tea kettle and cake tin, and a little mouse called Eddie who tidies up crumbs and dropped seeds so I never need to use my nice dustpan and brush.

Then again, I am the Queen of Sheba....

(I have no shed)....*SIGH*

[Ms-T]

Chickens .