
English Sheds Are Rubbish, Ridiculously Expensive... or Recycled
The cheaper, but much more time-consuming, way to get a shed that will survive the English winters.
A cartoonist's life in Dorset. I also write about AI from a creative person's perspective, believing it to be a mix of good and really, really bad. And then there is Molly, my bolshy Jack Russell.
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The cheaper, but much more time-consuming, way to get a shed that will survive the English winters.

Warning: contains mild cartoon nudity. And something much naughtier.

Village shops are a lifeline, and it isn't just about what they sell.

I had decided to wrap up this segment of my newsletter before I discovered the last one would be number 42. Fans of The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy will know why that is appropriate.

In my childhood, wild swimming was swimming and we swam at the coast. Not the Jurassic Coast.

Fleas were the holiday souvenir nobody wanted

It was great to be away, but it's good to be back.

Molly, Zippy and I are on holiday and paid subscribers are coming with us (Sort of. It's a very small car and the ex-boyo is with us).

Molly, Zippy and I are on holiday and paid subscribers are coming with us (Sort of. It's a very small car and the ex-boyo is with us).

Molly, Zippy and I are on holiday and paid subscribers are coming with us (Sort of. It's a very small car and the ex-boyo is with us).

Molly, Zippy and I are on holiday and paid subscribers are coming with us (Sort of. It's a very small car and the ex-boyo is with us).

Molly, Zippy and I are going on a road trip and you could come with us (Sort of. It's a very small car and the ex-boyo is coming too).

Hazel, Hügelkultur, and a patch of borrowed ground

I don't know how we can avoid the tsunami of AI-generated spam that must be coming

I made a stupid mistake

Dartmoor is the only place in England you are (legally) able to wild camp

A few of the recommended actions were worth doing

How prehistoric creatures killed my immersion heater

Because the news this week was unsettling

Wild Garlic Walking and the Ever-Decreasing Lawn