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Time for another shed from the Clarence Valley
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Oh, dear! Nearly as ramshackle as Becky’s. No worries- I’ll bring you a cuppa.
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Becky says and cake đ
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Funny how those corrugated roofs manage to stay intact! đ
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Its the strength and bracing qualities. New roofing metal is no where near as good
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It looks abandoned yet still cosy. Lovely old shed!
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It has a homey feel
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Nicely ramshackle!
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Has a certain a la mode
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Oddly enough, it looks structurally sound. I hope it has a future.
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A few nails and lick of paint, she’ll be good as new
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Maybe a door.
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Now you’re getting fussy
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It needs some reconstructing! đ
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Maybe
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Simply wonderful
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Thanks Sheree
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While it clearly needs some work, it looks basically sound so might not be that hard to fix.
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The structure looks solid and the internal wall frames are intact
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Great photo, Brian. I saw the comment about the roof still being intact, and gave a little snort. When I bought this house, the roof needed repair. I opted for paying nearly double the cost to get a metal roof (and never have to worry about the shingles blowing away with all the high wind here). I also was letting a friend’s husband do the work… (keeping the money in the friend/family). He pointed out that the roof would outlive me. Nice…
Have a great weekend. Hugs.
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Thanks Teagan, metal roof is the way to go, great decision. Would have been a big job but well worth it.
Friday is looking good so bodes well for the weekend
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Looking like there might be some good memories, but it’s getting beyond even shabby chic.
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You may be right there Janet
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No door but plenty of character in this shed. Hope there aren’t any wild animals sneaking in.
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Thanks Isadora. We don’t have many dangerous wild animals in Australia just spider and snakes
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đł spiders đł snakes???!!! YIKES … there’s nothing like that in the concrete city of Brooklyn where I was raised. Now, my home in Florida, has some really big spiders I stay far away from. We had a small black snake in the pool once. He was a feisty one. đ
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It’s great to have nature around
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There is to me a warmth to the shed, the tree seems very close but has not completly overtaken the space of the wood slats. Beautiful…to me.
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I was taken by it too Suzette. The tree has just grown over the years. I dare say it was clear all around the shed in it’s early life
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Excellent. Thanks for sharing this great photo, Brian!
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I like how the wood and the roof have aged. I think it might be a tad drafty inside though.
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Take a coat and blanket
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For sure!
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I agree with Suzette. There is something appealing about this place. But your shed photos are often my favourites anyway, so it might be my personality.
sorry I haven’t been commenting for a while. I’ve been away from home often, and though I bring my computer, I usually don’t feel inspired to open it up, haha. But do know I’m out here thinking of you and hoping you are well.
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That’s cool, busy is good, slows down getting into mischief.
I was hoping for a fine day and do another scout for sheds but rain may dampen my idea.
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Oh my, I imagine so many stories. Fascinating shot!
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Thank you ever so much Brenda, stories would abound
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Me gusto mucho
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Muchas gracias
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