Ok, now here is a real example of the difference between here and there. Varnish to me is clear. Paint has color. Varnish to you is obviously black. I see Kingfishers on the lake all the time and yes, they are blue but i don't see any blue on that shed.
Nice job of painting by the way.
I need more coffee.
This is what it looks like from my window.
I'm just rushing in before Piglet gets in from school.
It's the light that showed it as black. Tomorrow I'll try to take a picture in the sunshine
Shed varnish is usually clear here! but I saw this tin of 'Kingfisher' coloured, it was really old so the shop said I could have it for a bargain price. You can see that previously the shed was a very weatherbeaten grey colour and I figure clear varnish wouldn't have helped the poor ole thing. She needed substantial face paint.
Ah yes, now i see the blue. I knew it had to be the light or not enough coffee or both.
The colored stuff was a very good choice. The clear would have hydrated the wood and restored the grain but it would have taken a heck of a lot more sanding to get any old paint off.
Now for a small patio out front of the shed and a nice arbor to sit under having tea.
Hey! What about all the left berks?
You may have something more up to date, but he's battled with depression for years. Rightly or wrongly, that just makes me want to mother him more... but in a very supportive professional way and if one thing led to another
Oh my LordIf you want to talk about Monty Don, I want to .... Charlie Dimmock:
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