Jim's work shed

This was once the kids' playhouse. But they outgrew it. So after some DIY my workplace has moved out of the house to the bottom of the garden.

Shed aficionados will note the small plastic playhouse for really small kids. There's a normal shed to the left of that, with the usual garden tools and junk. But it's looking a bit sorry and needs repairing, so a picture can wait until it is in a fit state and can hold it's head up high. It's a shed-eat-shed world out there, you know.

Back to the work shed. It's pretty, ah, compact inside for me, desk, bookcases, 3 computers, laser printer and junk.

Closeup of bookshelf 1 and a picture of the other bookshelf.

Since Mike asked, here's a better picture of the portrait on the wall.

The wording at the bottom says: Dr Hague, Professor of Music in the University of Cambridge

My aunt found it in some print shop and decided it would make a good present for her nephew Dr Hague. Wikipedia says the geezer is Charles Hague, born on 4th May 1769, landed the Cambridge job in 1799 and a (monumentally minor) composer. He is not, as far as I know, a relative.