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Town Hall, 333 Bay Street, Port Melbourne
Town Hall, 333 Bay Street, Port Melbourne

My Shed and its Five Pals

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The shed Suzy shares with her five neighbours.
The shed Suzy shares with her five neighbours.

My rectangular house block meets up with five others at the back left hand corner, one rectangular and four triangles. So our six sheds were a shared building with a shared internal wall when I moved into Port Melbourne in 1994.

Diagram of Suzy's Shared Shed
Diagram of Suzy’s Shared Shed

Unique? I wonder.

The shed Suzy shares with her five neighbours.
The shed Suzy shares with her five neighbours.

Now there are only three.

I still love my shed.

Suzy Milburn

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