(and its relations)
Its demise as a material for smart people's outbuildings has been noted (Ancient Industries September 08) but for the non-smart, corrugated iron is still highly regarded. Here are some views of the Little Bowden allotments, near Market Harborough.
A backdrop for brassicas...
A device for preventing the barbecue from blowing away...
Useful comfrey, useful corrugated...
Undoubtedly useful...
Finally, compost bays. (Would Monty approve?)
Beautiful and nowhere more appreciated than in New Zealand where it has iconic status. I'm trying to get my husband to agree to painted corrugated for a shed roof in NZ vein, no progress as yet
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