My Anderson shelter

[ww2nut]

Not a location as such but i found an old Anderson shelter in the back of a friends allotment, he was planning on destroying it so i quickly stepped in and dismantled it then moved it a few miles to my allotment, now using it as a shed and place to hide from the weather, just couldn't let this piece of ww2 history go to the scrap man however insignificant it may be i love it all the same

 

[Foxylady]

Fantastic!
Now that's what I call a garden shed! Nice one.

 

[Urban-Warrior]

wiked.. an excellent find.. deffinatly worth preserving

 

[zimbob]

Good work that man

It's these little bits of history that are all too often overlooked and ignored, and allowed to be destroyed.

 

[BigLoada]

Class! Would make a great shed for having a sly smoke in away from the missus!

 

[ww2nut]

Class! Would make a great shed for having a sly smoke in away from the missus!

actually i am using it to brew my own wine at present, and the wife has no idea! last year brewed 4 gallons, i love my allotment!

 

[herts digger]

Well saved mate!the scrapman can wait,anyway,the price of scrap iron is well down,wonder how many more shelters are out there waiting to be found,good man!

 

[Lightbuoy]

That's great work -re-cycling at it's best!

Thanks for sharing this with us,

Lb :jimlad:

 

[V70]

Nice to see it rescued and put to good use

 

[The Duke]

Excellent bit of salvage work

 

[djrich]

Nice one, I remember seeing a fair few of these in gardens when I was a child. Not seen one for years now though.

 

[Potter]

Superb!

Well saved.