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Well Jo did ask! Decking to go in under the roof & roof to tidy up.
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The view. Looking to the hills of home in the distance.

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Let's go, Jo....we'll be on the next plane.

SOme serious birdwatching to be had there, and with a nice woodburning stove too. :woot:
 
Oh my... look at that :eek:

Janice you got a big enough flask for the both of us? :LOL: Lets go!
 
Janice said:
Let's go, Jo....we'll be on the next plane.

SOme serious birdwatching to be had there, and with a nice woodburning stove too. :woot:
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We also get Reds Squirrels & Roe at the door.. It will be nice to get the thing finished now though. I have another project on the drawing board.
Mind you with you two inside I could also do some serious bird watching.:nuts:;)
 
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Jo said:
Oh my... look at that :eek:

Janice you got a big enough flask for the both of us? :LOL: Lets go!
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Dinae need a flask. The stove has a place for the kettle. Choccy biccies too.:)
 
sawman said:
Mind you with you two inside I could also do some serious bird watching.:nuts:;)
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:eek: :LOL:

Jo, did you hear him? Anyway, Charlie... we are not serious birds!

We are very frivolous! :D
 
:LOL: What a naughty boy you are Charlie! ... I mean choccy biccies!? :eek:
 
Oh Wow, what a lovely place and great views.
 
I daren't comment on the pics. I feel like I'm interrupting something. :D
 
jgs001 said:
Oh Wow, what a lovely place and great views.
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Thank you. I am not sure if you know the history to this cabin.
I started it some time ago by felling & milling the trees for it. Most of the trees were windblown & would have been left to rot. When the landowner asked me for a "wee shedie to keep the oars of the boat in" This is what we came up with:D
Apart from the sawmilling side of things all the rest has been done by using hand tools.
 
2 beauties Charlie and I mean the photographs. Great composition, exposure and colours in the first. Fantastic scenery in a well composed, beautifully exposed shot in no2 :clap:
 
So it's a labour of love really, that's some Shedie you've constructed :D
 
sawman said:
I am felling kinda nervous now!:LOL::LOL:
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Is that a woodman joke? :LOL:

TBH, with a view like that out of the window, I don't think any 'bird' would distract my attention. Except for my GF of course. :D Is she looking? :cautious:
 
You could put a bloody fishing vessel in there never mind the oars! :LOL:
 
Originally Posted by sawman

I am felling kinda nervous now!



68lbs said:
Is that a woodman joke? :LOL:
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Ha ha. I didnt notice that. I bet sawman will tell you he did it for purpose! ;)
 
jgs001 said:
So it's a labour of love really, that's some Shedie you've constructed :D
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Thank you. The shedie will always hold memories for me. Some good some not so.I hope that The owner & his family have many happy years in it. I get to use it too but these days I am more often in my hide. It too was built to last.
The actual framing in the cabin is 6x6inch larch morticed & tennoned together.It should not blow away.:D
 
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Duckydoodle said:
2 beauties Charlie and I mean the photographs. Great composition, exposure and colours in the first. Fantastic scenery in a well composed, beautifully exposed shot in no2 :clap:
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Thank you. To be honest with you though I feel I did not do that view justice. The light was very strange that day.
 
Janice said:
Originally Posted by sawman

I am felling kinda nervous now!





Ha ha. I didnt notice that. I bet sawman will tell you he did it for purpose! ;)
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I told you. I was FEELING nervous. Would you not with those two coming at you.:LOL::LOL:
 
The light may have been strange but the picture isn't, just somehow... harmonious, it all works so well together. really nice mate.

Andy
 
Andysnap said:
The light may have been strange but the picture isn't, just somehow... harmonious, it all works so well together. really nice mate.

Andy
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Thank you. I was not going to put that one on here as I did not think it was good enough.

Jo. You need to take something for that cough.;)
 
I know I was just thinking that! Maybe a trip to the travel agents will help cure it, along with a trip to B&Q to buy some 'You can move a cabin a few hundred miles with these tools' tools .... :LOL:
 
Jo said:
I know I was just thinking that! Maybe a trip to the travel agents will help cure it, along with a trip to B&Q to buy some 'You can move a cabin a few hundred miles with these tools' tools .... :LOL:
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Or you could rub some Vic on your chest... if he lives nearby! ;)
 
Jo said:
I know I was just thinking that! Maybe a trip to the travel agents will help cure it, along with a trip to B&Q to buy some 'You can move a cabin a few hundred miles with these tools' tools .... :LOL:
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A guid stiff dram should do it.:D
 
Ooer missus. :eek:
 
sawman said:
Quite agree. I have come over all shy now.:confused:
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Well long may it continue!

So when Jo & I come and install ourselves in "that there cabin" we will not be disturbed by you doing some serious birdwatching... or watching of serious birds! :D
 
Janice said:
Well long may it continue!

So when Jo & I come and install ourselves in "that there cabin" we will not be disturbed by you doing some serious birdwatching... or watching of serious birds! :D
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No. Cause I will be heading for them thaar hills:exit:
 
That looks like one comfy shed. I can vaguely remember the first set of shots that you posted well over a year ago. (y)

Cracking view too
 
Nice handywork on the shed, the view is more than stunning. What a fabulous shot!
 
Thanks again folks but I think when you see some shots of the inside you will change your thinking about calling it a shed! Double glazing The finest european larch flooring & wall cladding. Woodburning stove & a well stocked bar!:LOL:
 
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