Oh dear Esther, that's the saddest comment anybody's ever left on the site. Might it not be possible to salvage some free wood from a skip and use that to patch it up?
Not unless I can find a way of mending it with bits of old fridges and broken kitchen-cupboard doors.
I've gone for a 'deep in dense forest atmosphere' - so it's covered in Rambling Rector and partially obscured by bay and honeysuckle. They'll have to be hacked back before I can attempt a rescue - a quarter of my garden.
I think it may be photoshopped
ReplyDeleteOne of my sheddies put it up years ago as there shed.... but they just grabbed it from the interweb
Yes, I think it may be too, but it's too good to miss!
ReplyDeleteThe Garden Monkey recommended we visit - so here I am.
ReplyDeleteBut I usually avoid your photos. (Fun though they are.)
My shed is disintegrating. The felt is torn. The wood is flaking away. I can afford neither to mend it nor replace it.
This site pulls at my heart.
I can't look.
Esther Montgomery
ESTHER IN THE GARDEN
Oh dear Esther, that's the saddest comment anybody's ever left on the site. Might it not be possible to salvage some free wood from a skip and use that to patch it up?
ReplyDeleteNot unless I can find a way of mending it with bits of old fridges and broken kitchen-cupboard doors.
ReplyDeleteI've gone for a 'deep in dense forest atmosphere' - so it's covered in Rambling Rector and partially obscured by bay and honeysuckle. They'll have to be hacked back before I can attempt a rescue - a quarter of my garden.
(Which isn't really big enough for dense forest.)
(Which is why I made it look as if it is one!)
Esther