Permanently seal up - or not?

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    The top lefthand corner looks quite bright. I took photo`s of where the sun was in the garden around the winter solstice (21st december) to figure the best location (worst case scenario).
    In spring/autumn the shade gradually creeps up the garden in the afternoon. I have a photo somewhere of the garden in full shade with the greenhouse sitting in the last square of available sunshine just before sunset.
     
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    Top left was my preferred location, current position was the compromise when my preferred location caused the domestic equivalent of WW3
     
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    lol, mine is 70ft up the garden, swmbo may have been happier if it was measured in miles though ;)
     
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      I would seal it all up (against mice, slugs and snails), but is that a manhole cover in the far right? If so you might want to consider haveing something removeable in that area just in case the cover has to be lifted.
       
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      It is a manhole cover John - part of the reason that I was thinking of simply screwing some ply onto the inside of the wooden frame, that way if I need to remove it, it should only be a few screws.
       
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        Yes FC a good plan. You'll probably never need to access it but then there is sods law :)
         
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