The Shouting from the Shed Newsletter

Shouting from the Shed arrives every couple of weeks with a bunch of interesting bits & bobs.

It’s a bunch of interesting bits & bobs that I’d like to share with you.

Shouting from the Shed arrives every couple of weeks with a bunch of interesting bits & bobs that I’d like to share with you, plus news on my adventures, books, and anything else I’ve got up to recently. It’s brilliant.

Although don’t take my word for it: here is some feedback from readers…

“Prat!!! Do you really think people have time to read such crap? God knows who you could motivate, having read that. Unsubscribed” – feedback from one reader of my newsletter

Shouting from the Shed arrives every couple of weeks with a bunch of interesting bits & bobs.
Shouting from the Shed arrives every couple of weeks with a bunch of interesting bits & bobs.

Although don’t take my word for it: here is some feedback from readers…

“unsubscribing. you’re rather a wordy b*stard and all of them dull. cheers.” – another happy reader

“I’ve tried several times to unsubscribe from your horrendously sh*te, pish, crappy, useless and infuriating emails. They keep coming. Please can you **** off and leave me alone you absolute pr***.” – this one from a true fan. (NB: all my newsletters have a single-click Unsubscribe button😉)

“Your emails are always a bright spot in my day. I stop my work (the boring work that pays the bills), and read, clicking through every link, and I’m pulled out and far away from my desk, out to muddy fields, salty waves, dusty workshops, trails, bike paths, and big dreams. You remind me to grab my coat for a lunchtime stroll, and to plan for a weekend outdoors. Thank you!!”

“Prat!”

“Prat!!! Do you really think people have time to read such crap? God knows who you could motivate, having read that. Unsubscribed.”

feedback from one reader

“Useless and Infuriating Emails.”

“I’ve tried several times to unsubscribe from your horrendously sh*te, pish, crappy, useless and infuriating emails. They keep coming. Please can you **** off and leave me alone you absolute pr***.”

a true fan

“Unsubscribing.”

“Unsubscribing. you’re rather a wordy b*stard and all of them dull. cheers.”

another happy reader

“Lunchtime Stroll.”

“You remind me to grab my coat for a lunchtime stroll, and to plan for a weekend outdoors.
Thank you!!”

Reader

“Your emails are always a bright spot in my day.”

“I stop my work (the boring work that pays the bills), and read, clicking through every link, and I’m pulled out and far away from my desk, out to muddy fields, salty waves, dusty workshops, trails, bike paths, and big dreams. ”

Reader