Here are some photos of our week at all the Sheds.
Peter working on a bin lid handle 
Wooden washers for can crushers at KMG next week 
Betty rounding edges on can crusher parts 
Group Chat 
Parts piled 
Finished bin handle 
Handle in place on bin lid 
Maggie band sanding the Staithes Seton Primary School workbench 
Maggie helped stain the workbench 
Tom crafted this sign for BayThorpe Shed 
No, we are not branching out. This was at the waste site. 
Nearing completion, the Labyrinth 
Top left; the Walker 
Top right: the Farmer 
Bottom right: Thirsty horse 
Bottom left: Shedders at work 
Have you seen this horse and rider above? They were the model. 
SAMS enjoys being part of Littlebeck. This is “Hazel on the horse” to distinguish from the other Littlebeck Hazel!
The Littlebeck Labyrinth has been a challenge for Roger, Brian and the lads to do. How would the images work was a big unknown. Well a way was found! A Labyrinth is a framework for thoughtful contemplation that we hope will be explained on a new display board being planned.
Finally, Bob and Graham sneaked into Whitby Shed to assemble one example of the Can Crusher to be made by youngsters on Tuesday in a Kidz Making Good morning workshop. The majority of the work was done by Ted, Ray and Tony on the previous Tuesday, with interference from Graham.
Looks good, but does it work? 
We had no can so a paper cup had to suffice. 
Being crushed 
Definitely crushed