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Simon's Shed
20 Feb 2022
We moved house in August 2020, just as we were coming out of the first lockdown. Our new house had a garage and a very rotten shed behind it. It had rotted from the ground up and from the walls in. We live at 250m in the westerly Pennines on an exposed ridge and we really do get driving rain. It’s just a few miles from a temperate rainforest bioclimatic zone according to Guy Shrubsole’s Lost Rainforests of Britain project. I can believe it. I do like where we live, but it rains a lot.
