Sadly the quality of the photo doesn't do this one justice, the sun was looking straight at the camera! Anyway, this shed has an internal partition and, therefore, two rooms. The unpainted timber will all weather to the same colour, and hopefully Dermot and his wife will create all kinds of things within it.

A few weeks after we installed this lovely shed I went back to see how the roof had changed. Cor-ten is a type of metal that forms a protective "rust" barrier on itself in time. As can be seen, it's now fully rusty and looking great.

Here's something a little different to our more usual sheds. An open fronted shelter for a very smart campsite, with a small canopy on the side to shelter the BBQ under in case of rain. There was no rain in sight when we put this one up, and we were very glad of the shade!

This lovely garden shed found it's way to Suffolk where it'll house garden tools and logs. Hopefully one of our feathered friends will move into the bird box!