Right, so our shed has come, guys.
So we're trailing it to see, like, for example, we've had a cat in here already, Daniel.
Look, don't leave them all come, because as you can see, I have people wanting to move in.
So, we want to test to see how well they hold up.
We know the shelves are not the best.
Daniel's got to extend the shelves.
But this is destined to go somewhere else.
We've got to put some hooks there to hang some stuff.
Right, and then when you come there, we'll have a smart cord on it.
Suggested donation.
Okay, but it's not going to stay here.
We're testing it.
We need to see how waterproof they are.
Do we need to seal them?
Okay, but obviously we need to see how it goes there now.
I can't see them just blowing over.
They are quite heavy, but it might be that you need to fasten them or put breeze blocks in them.
And obviously we need to put the details on.
They can be locked.
Obviously once we've got bigger shelves, we can put more items in there, but it's just another way of getting the mums involved from their house.
Because sometimes they can't leave because they've got kids in the back there, but they want to help.
So they could work two or three bags of donations a week.
Maybe up to ten.
It depends on how successful it is.
But it might be that... It's more like if it's a cake shed, it's got to be sound.
But what we don't want is anything going, oh, I live in here this weekend.
I'm living in between the books and frightening people either.
So it might be that we've got to put like a little seal on there.
Yeah, so that's the plan now is to see how it goes.
So yeah, it's ready to use.
I haven't got the smart code on there, but it's on the Facebook.
Just do it off the Facebook, isn't it?
But we will put it in there guys.
Please.
How many years ago do we have to get to this?

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