Full up!

[bigpaul]

thats it! i have been told by SHMBO that our food storage is now FULL, cant get another single tin in anywhere we live in a small 2 bed modern semi detached house- and i do mean SMALL, compared to our 2 bed maisonette in Glastonbury this place is TINY. our "larder" which is an alcove in the hallway we shelved out using second hand bookcases, that is now heaving with tins, bottles and packets, every shelf and cupboard in the tiny kitchen is now full, the spare bedroom is full of jackets camo and fleeces and all our spare clothing, ditto in our bedroom even under the bed, so thats it, we are now at saturation point!!!!!!o she says i cant buy any more. we DO have room in the outdoor freezer(in the garage) for half a goat but i still havent been able to find anyone local with one for sale. so she says i can start saving money instead now.

[Reality Jones]

Oh well BP, maybe it's time to invest in that loft extension you always wanted??

[uks]

Better start dig holes in the garden B.P.

[bigpaul]

RJ cant alter the loft, we are in housing association and so am not allowed to do anything structural. UKS the garden is not suitable for digging big holes, its solid ball clay-the clay pits are just up the road, we had to put in raised beds before we could grow anything at all, the garden is about half the size of the one we had at Glastonbury but is about the biggest one on the estate but its still quite small, which is why we got one of the new allotments in a village 5 miles away.

[uks]

Have you made a clay oven yet?.

[Scythe13]

[00111001]

Cut the bottom lining from the sofa or armchairs. Stuff the sofa/armchairs with cans etc - more storge (an its pretty well disguised too)

I always wanted a can rotator in the studd wall. 5 lengths of guttering inside the wall with a shelf cut in below it. Might be a bit extreme, but you can never have too many cans

[uks]

No, ive seen that done somewhere for the life of me i cant remember where.