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I have seen less holding back more, but concrete posts and gravel boards are not a proper retaining wall, although they might hold (or not). If you want a permanent fix, I would go with 9" hollow blocks on a concrete foundation, with the voids in the blocks filled with wet concrete to form a solid concrete wall. I will try to calculate material costs tomorrow.
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I think 'bunnyqueen' is standard on Klein, try them for aftermarket decals.
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Er, grass?
Actually chamomile, with a low growing wildflower mix, bit of a bugger to get going though.
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You try to ride it then! The front end couldn't be designed to be more flexible if you tried, with added welds perfectly positioned to fail and a bonus tube extension adding nothing but weight.
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Your other half has the same sunny temperament as mine?
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Are they like posh leprechauns? I know I didn't vote for them.
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There are many ways to skin a cat, if you can hold the bugger still. It would only take 2 tons of concrete, with a fair bit left over at an approx cost of £200 including mixer hire for a 4" depth. Anything else like sleepers would cost much the same plus the cost of concrete foundations to rest the sleepers on to guarantee a perfect level. There are more ecologically sound bases which would cost more.
In short, if you are spending serious money on the shed, concrete.
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Hang on, are you saying that @ArthurDent can do that sort of renovation? I have a 10 speed Record carbon chainset I would love restored.
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This is much like what Dutch friends me of Afrikaans, the same language dialled back 300 years.
I remember those panniers from the 80s, they're fine for weekend jaunts, but be sure to pack anything you want to stay dry in bin liners or whatever. Waterproof they ain't, as a three week tour in France proved....