AusAnzani wrote:Nice work B.
Time to GROW the collection again.
Regards,
S
Yes time to grow indeed. I could not stop myself with this
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Too much stuff.
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Re: Too much stuff.
Yes time to grow indeed. I could not stop myself with this
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Re: Too much stuff.
I actually ventured out to the shed today, I've been suffering with the flu, not just any flu, MAN FLU, so that's kept me out of commission for the last week so far.
I did manage my weekly roller Skating though, don't even go there Charles, I know, at your age, luckily I'm not your age, well not quite
Since the new roof went on the shed, I gained a loft area that had been boarded up for the last god know how many years, above the outside loo, a little more storage next door, but not used for outboards as yet, the workshop itself is I suppose the old utility room.
Not likely to be doing anything out there anytime soon, too bloody cold and not fully recovered yet.
The only drawback is that, I can't remember what's up there exactly, let alone getting to what I will need in the future, a good idea originally, but not as practical as I thought it would be, a lot more up there than it looks, but at least its out the way and dry, plus more will be added to it, one advantage, I can move around the shed without falling over an outboard only about five outboards in there that you cannot see, once they have been looked at, they will go with all the other motors, and yes I do collect sh-stiff.
I did manage my weekly roller Skating though, don't even go there Charles, I know, at your age, luckily I'm not your age, well not quite
Since the new roof went on the shed, I gained a loft area that had been boarded up for the last god know how many years, above the outside loo, a little more storage next door, but not used for outboards as yet, the workshop itself is I suppose the old utility room.
Not likely to be doing anything out there anytime soon, too bloody cold and not fully recovered yet.
The only drawback is that, I can't remember what's up there exactly, let alone getting to what I will need in the future, a good idea originally, but not as practical as I thought it would be, a lot more up there than it looks, but at least its out the way and dry, plus more will be added to it, one advantage, I can move around the shed without falling over an outboard only about five outboards in there that you cannot see, once they have been looked at, they will go with all the other motors, and yes I do collect sh-stiff.
Re: Too much stuff.
Looks like a nice man-cave that Keith. I had a huge clear out a couple of years ago, the cash I raised actually funded the outboard I was looking for and went towards the lathe. I'm about to start getting rid of a load more bits and bobs soon.