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Showing posts with label garden shed. Show all posts
Showing posts with label garden shed. Show all posts

Friday, 15 November 2013

My Garden Shed In Repose

             I did the final clean up of my yard and garden last week...
                                   
   
 inside my 'tool shed'...
Who knew there were so many nick knacks to put away.
I guess I don't add everything at once, but over time.
                                                                        


                     I wait until the bitter end to empty the garden though,
                           as if this somehow will extend the season.
                                                             

     what a mess...some day this could be a studio or pretty shed...some day!
                                                                 

 
                                                                             
 I look back for a minute before I close the door. I wonder what may or may not transpire by the time I open this door to begin rooting for tools,pots and paraphernalia  to reinspire. 


                                    

                    Now all this is tired in every sense of the word.
                                 except for what remains..
                           A winter's nap sounds like a great idea....


just in time too...
                          (photo taken last week.)there is a few days of 'nice weather'in the                                                                                                      forecast  before we're back to cold.






Wednesday, 18 April 2012

Garden Shed Lore


Definition of a Garden Shed:
 part Whimsy
  part Logic.
Gentle Keeper of Mysteries.





There is two doors, one for the
practical needs of tiller and lawnmower.
One to enter what has been turned into a play/ dream house.
My two youngest girls cleaned it last spring. ..

It was a labour of love.



Some day I may have it looking like one of those garden sheds I've seen in magazines.
             


Or perhaps turn it into a studio of sorts...
but for now it is a ramshackle array of memory and hope.