contents of the bin in the 'kitchen'. Circa November/December 2008. There is definitely a bit of banana in there...
The 'Kitchen'. I am pleased to note the cafetiere is clean. That shows a rare sign of fore-thought. That canderel in the background was bought in 2004 when I went on my first diet. It has been used once. (never, ever shall it be permitted for human consumption again. Sugar is nice)
'Kitchen' invading office. The result is 'matter'
Remains of the the dry stores. Most important: Ibuprofen
Fridge. Contents circa November/December 2008. It is interesting to note the milk can only get so bad
Boxes
More boxes
More boxes
Contents of the first aid drawer. It is not sterile in there
Jewellery bench. Last used 2001? Rubble fell down in 2007 whilst work men in the roof
Every workshop needs a Henry. Not every workshop has to use it
Bad dog.
Possibly for protection against self evolving matter
Where I dry wetted enamel. Tray from Westlake scrappy (RIP).
This heater has been going since 1998. If you weren't meant to put things on top they wouldn't have made it flat
Vera.
She 'survives' on air alone
How to not look after your hammers
Yes. You must wear respiratory protection in here. You must
A secure chemical cupboard (handily located beneath the kiln)
The contents of the chemical cupboard. That nitric acid is corrosive
A must for all workshops: Radio 4
Scrapheap challenge
My lovely guillotine. Been sharpened twice in 11 years
The bookshelf may look precarious but it is as safe as houses
Always work in a clear and ordered environment
The brilliant hole punch. Bought at Bowden Carboot many moons ago
The kiln. The trivets. The forks. The cooling area. The irons.
The recycled kitchen
The fume cupboard. It neither traps dust or fumes, but it does have a rather fine sash window
Under the worktable. Last cleared out ..... ?
more boxes
Office panorama
Workshop panorama
The store.
For some reason I keep thinking that the office and the workshop might be able to compact into here when I close down.
Hmmmmmmm

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