This is some sort of army cadet tin shed thing in Lostwithiel, Cornwall. I nominate it as one of Britain's favourite views. It cries out for a caption.
Saturday, August 11, 2007
The Tin Shed Caption
This is some sort of army cadet tin shed thing in Lostwithiel, Cornwall. I nominate it as one of Britain's favourite views. It cries out for a caption.
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ReplyDeletewell, quite. I just thought of "Unusually thick builder puts bricks on the inside." It looks as thought it should be a house somehow.
ReplyDeleteI know a builder just like that, Bryan.
ReplyDeleteMy only other thought was '3 Dimensional Rhapsody in Blue' championed by Sven
Where's the cat?
ReplyDeleteRichard, it's dead; bricked up by Bryan's builder.
ReplyDelete"Squeals of protest as town's only health and beauty salon faces closure."
ReplyDelete"Inspired by this ancient granite kingdom's fabric of legend and mystery, The Fat Tin Miner offers 'an authentic taste of Cornwall'."
My Holiday Cottage.
ReplyDeletecadets locked in as Cornish army knife found to be without tin opener.
ReplyDeleteTinned Cadets - may contain nuts
ReplyDeleteProof that England easily outpaces Scotland in properity, taste and beauty.
ReplyDelete'Little House on the Hard Stuff'
ReplyDelete"I've just had a thought Sir, when HQ said they wanted our mortar..."
"Bryan's template does allow pics after all!"
ReplyDeleteMad-Eye Moody's Cornish safe house. See his eye in the right-hand window?
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