This is an update on the current progress with the “pop up” YJ Shed. We are very pleased to learn of this success and have passed it on to UK Men’s Shed Association. All we did was to help Ed forward with the idea (with further impact from local Rotaries…
It is beginning to be cast in concrete! This month there has been the leap from the idea on paper to it being executed on the ground. First, the border was installed, using blocks, leaving the central area to be excavated and filled with a sub-base and sharp sand. The…
Sheds are not the only show in town. Far from it. There are others we rub shoulders with and occasionally hold hands with – be careful!! 🙂 Take a look at this link to Calla Beck and Lotty, the allotment project there. She Shedder Elaine digs in there too and…
The Sheds in Whitby District have two published poets in their ranks, Roger Gould and Brian Cuffley. They are part of our intelligentsia because they can write! They are published in a new collection entitled “Oak Tree Alchemy” under Coverdale Books. You can obtain through Roger, Brian or Amazon. Shedder…
Mud kitchens/workbenches, rubber tyres, BayThorpe Shed drop in, foundations for Littlebeck labyrinth, joyful Shedders . . . Hot news. Wednesday BayThorpe drop in surpasses expectations!! 15 people attend the drop in. All with serious intent. Each for different reasons. A very encouraging beginning. Stuart Purdie, Ian Alexander, Elaine Marsh and…
An intergenerational story. 70 years ago, a four year old lad would sneak round the corner whilst at play. The corner was in fact the corner of a concrete yard with disused stables for dray horses then used for storage but also parking under cover for half a dozen lorries.…
