Sunday 29th October
I wanted to finish clearing the shed today but I had brought down a trailer full of garden waste for the compost bin. There was some rubbish from home but my main aim in bringing the trailer was to remove the rubbish from the shed down to the tip.
Once again there was a huge amount of grass bits from my neighbour's scarifying activities which had to join the pile on one of the vacant beds while I consider what to do with it. The compost bins are too full.
I then turned to clearing the rest of the shed. I regretted not wearing my boiler suit and mask but put my gloves on and set about bagging up what was not worth keeping and sorting out what was.
Eventually I had several bags filled and the floor clear but needing sweeping. As that would create lots of dust I decided the mask was essential so decided to go home for lunch via the tip hoping the tip would be quiet over the lunchtime. It was not!
Having lunched I returned and donned the mask and started sweeping the floor. This entailed moving the stack of greenhouse glass I found at the end of the shed, giving me the opportunity to sort it by size ready to donate to the Trading Hut stock for sale.
I wanted to finish clearing the shed today but I had brought down a trailer full of garden waste for the compost bin. There was some rubbish from home but my main aim in bringing the trailer was to remove the rubbish from the shed down to the tip.
Once again there was a huge amount of grass bits from my neighbour's scarifying activities which had to join the pile on one of the vacant beds while I consider what to do with it. The compost bins are too full.
I then turned to clearing the rest of the shed. I regretted not wearing my boiler suit and mask but put my gloves on and set about bagging up what was not worth keeping and sorting out what was.
Eventually I had several bags filled and the floor clear but needing sweeping. As that would create lots of dust I decided the mask was essential so decided to go home for lunch via the tip hoping the tip would be quiet over the lunchtime. It was not!
Having lunched I returned and donned the mask and started sweeping the floor. This entailed moving the stack of greenhouse glass I found at the end of the shed, giving me the opportunity to sort it by size ready to donate to the Trading Hut stock for sale.
Quite a bit of the contents of the shed had to be left out in the open as there was nowhere else to store it!
 | I had brought the sprayer and Jeyes fluid and mixed up a strong solution then covered every surface including the ceiling much to the discomfort of all the spiders! (The blurred photo may have been a result of breathing in all the fumes! But it does show how clear the interior is!) |
Finally I shut the door and left it to cook.
Finally I shut the door and left it to cook.
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