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Something without too much height or it will potentially hit the adjacent board when lifted.
I would fill in the open bit where the hinges are maybe an extension of the walling? How about a boarded up tunnel mouth with an abandoned stretch of derelict rail on the lift up section?


Now there’s an ...

Slowly, slowly does it, it’s been too hot to rush. I’m a touch undecided what to to with the front grassed area, I’m thinking along the lines of an allotment, just to create a bit of interest.

Thank you, very, very effective.

It’ll take your mind off the Spitfire

Not that I’ll have a wake in the dock, but what did you use?

Your neatness makes me want to have a complete re-wire, which wouldn’t be a bad thing

Yes it does lift off, as does the terrrace behind, just leaving the hinged section below, a vast saving on my knees

Nearly back to normal.

A bit of early morning sun on the shed - it’s going to be a hot one today.

Stunning water scene Steve, even down to the light buoy tilting in the wake.

Further progress, I think I can see the light at the end of the tunnel

Progress? Well, it’s nothing that a bit of glue won’t fix. :lol:

https://i.postimg.cc/sBNB7wpc/IMG-1978.jpg

Managed to save (cannibalise?) the walling from the original lift out section, well sort of. With a little bit of trimming here and there it should fit. It seemed better than having to ...