Well, stretching the truth a bit given a wind but the sun was out. We had a good day finishing off some jobs and repositioning the air cleaner. We also started a workbench to be given (we intend) to a local school in the Staithes area. All pallet wood.
We had an intersting local drop in, Dave. He wanted to satisfy his curiosity about the Shed. He discovered he knew two of the Shedmen. Dave is not a candidate for membership – he’s very busy – but he readily understood the importance of the Shed for wellbeing.
Brian grinding off bolts. 
Wrenching too 
The cable was clear of the sparks 
He did wear goggles 
Ted helped start work on the workbench 
Dave. Nice guy.
The weather is dry but dull in Whitby today, Tuesday, but not the Shedders. Not that much anyway.
New workbench for Lythe school progressed and some gizmos to go on it. Ray turned a couple of pulley wheels for kids to wind up instead of the teacher:-).
Ray’s dexterity with the chisel is top notch 
Sometimes its good to look at the empty Shed It still has atmosphere.
Tomorrow (Wednesday) NYCC is in to film a sequence to help promote North Yorkshire Connect, an online directory of activities and organisations for people to browse. One of our Shedders in Littlebeck, Dave, came because his daughter discovered us by our promotion. He then moved from Oldham to Whitby:-)
Peter showing one of his modelling exploits 
Helen from NYCC playing shy
More photos to be added here soonTaken by Richard of NYCC
They have to stack up their goods 
Top tier Graham brought back to Whitby 
Roger carooned by labyrinth foundation trench 
Dave preserving a new beck fence 
Bob holding a stick made for the High Sheriff 
Moulds for labyrinth features 
A wonderful cake. Everything edible