Man cave

So you have the chance to buy, pretty cheaply, a 600 sq m shed. Yes, that size is right. 600 square metres. Big enough to park, oh, 30 regular cars? In a SHED. Next to your home.

Would you?
Why?























The first few comments relate to goats and things. That's because I edited the blog to what you now see. The goats and things were distracting from the question.
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remember what the song says, sheep go to heaven, goats go to helllaugh
Get rid of the goats and use it for rave parties instead. Poofs, glitter, ecstacy, doof doof... or the feeble bleating of some unloveable ruminants waiting to eat your washing off the clothesline. To me its a no-brainer.
Men love their sheds alright laugh

They imagine all the tools they could keep in there, never to be used grin

Me, I'd prefer a place that i could look after without too much hassle. A small garden and an even smaller shed and I'd be happy grin
okay, that's 2 of you fixating on the goats laugh

They happen to be there at the moment. Not part of the sale. The question is what would you do with a giant shed laugh
I like to see antslaugh running like crazy traffic jamlaugh
So you're puzzled along with me, Molly laugh

I won't deny I thought 'studio flat to end all studio flats!' but it doesn't really lend itself to that. Pity ....
Dur, that would be a LOT of ants.

A lot. wow
Biff, just my opinion,

I would never buy 600 sqm here in Spain. Land is "cheap" the big thing is the building part: house, services blah blah ....and a shed? no thank you.
Thanks, Cach, I didn't buy, this was more just a blog about the fascination of a shed laugh

Which I should probably reword. Right now.
thumbs up don´t play with my feelings Biff please hahahaha I like you blushing
Eleg

keep looking for Don Quijotethumbs up
Not playing, not playing rolling on the floor laughing

Waving off flies and a persistent bee as I sit at my al fresco desk in the shade and debate whether I should duck into the camper for another ice-cold shandy.

It's a tough life banana
Dur, I was in La Mancha country something over a week ago and spotted him there as I whizzed past at 100 mph laugh

How he could wear that armour in this heat I have no idea. The man must be mad.

Oh, hang on, right, that was part of the point ... laugh
yeah that was the pointlaugh crazy pointing the pointlaugh
Sorry Biff, can't help you with any ideas or suggestions but I sure can help you with that ice-cold shandy love

You know, the 17 days I was there, I drank more shandy than I ever had in my whole 44 years! grin
Haha I have always liked shandy in hot countries, tastes WEIRD in cold ones.

Does that 17 days seem a lifetime ago? I love your new profile pic! reunion
Pat at that point I couldn't have slowed down for my own true love (who I would have recognized as our eyes met in passing) because the brakes had melted laugh
Yeah, you should always cool the braking system down with shandy in warmer countries.
I would love a shed but 600 sq meters????....wonder what the previous owner used it for.
Pat, there used to be those who drove through the Karoo with oranges sliced in half on the radiators.

Shandy is probably easier laugh
Eks, currently being used for goats. Lots and lots of goats. I had to take that out of the blog because they were becoming distracting laugh
Map, would you spray paint every item in situ so when you lifted it away the silhouette was left and you knew where the tool should be rehung?

Not on the bar of course. The paint would never have time to dry laugh

A hammock in another corner, so you could plan the next project?
A shower to remove the traces of manly labour before you went back to the house?
With regard to the shed, what kind of power feed does it have? Is it on town water? and is it legal to grow and sell hydroponic dope there? ... Thats what I'd be asking the vendor.
Eleg

keep the shed and the goats

zombie apocalypse is cominglaugh you'll have plenty of milk and meatgrin
Pat, mains electricity, mains water, and I didn't think to ask about the third doh
Biff, No way, That's womanising a man cave, everything must be a mess, tools all over the place and trip hazards are a must in any man cave, I do have an outside shower for those days of dusty fun, we call it man glitter.
Dur, I did suspect if I bought it, a large part of the rent would be paid in goat's milk laugh

Easier to become a zombie and eat the living, if you ask me scold
Okaycool
One solution to the goat problem- indoor goat hunting safari tours.
Thanks, Biff hug Art and I like it too blushing

Been back less than a week and was sick for the first few days.....blues moping






















Love sick that is laugh grin
Oh Mims hug

That's the worst part of an LDR - the downer when the togetherness suddenly stops and the world suddenly lost sparkle
But there's always planning for the next trip .................... cheering
You haven't bought a hole to dwell in yet? You'll prolly die before making up your mind am thinking. Wonder what this hassle is all about. All the same.
Red I found and was going to buy but the solicitor said nooooooooooooooooooooo so I couldn't sigh

Tired of living in a van now sigh 4 weeks today

But this cold shandy is helping grin
Map, man-glitter is a rather beautiful phrase

And the black-rimmed fingernails, do they have a poetic name? nerd
Pat, and after the safari we could shoot fish in a barrel? wow
hug ahhh well let the shandy help you, i am sending good vibes over, my moving vibes they are searching for you teddybear
sounds like a plan.
Tenner, I can't see why it is proving so difficult myself. All I want is a little place for myself, with a separate option for guests, a small garden for the dog, somewhere close for the car, awesome views, serious wow factor, and easy access to beaches, cities and tourist hot spots. For less than the price of a luxury car.

You'd think it would be simple. sigh
Red you're the expert here laugh

I've seen a few that would do, at a push, ticking most of the points on my list and not too much work needed, but nothing yet has said Biffy, this is it. You're home.

Mind you nothing in my life has ever said that so it will be a case of deciding which items on the checklist don't really matter.
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