[carl]

Thanks,slowly getting there

naerly finished

[carl]

Thanks,slowly getting there

naerly finished

[carl]

Thanks,slowly getting there

naerly finished

[carl]

Thanks,slowly getting there

nearly

 finished

[Foxy]

That's looking terrific Carl, nice height off the ground with a spacious door for cleaning!
Well done!

[carl]

I did plenty of homework before building so hopefully i am getting it rite...thanks Foxy

been working out the cost...shed and bookshelf free...ply wood £30...hinges locks etc £20...just the weldmesh and a bit of timber and onduline to get....cheeper than a ebay jobbie

[joyfull]

and better built so it should last you a good few years 

[Rubellite]

and better built so it should last you a good few years 

Let's hope so. I have to keep modifying my duck house door and just know I'm going to have to replace it soon (and I built it in the first place  )

[Aunt Sally]

Why do I give them the whole garden to freerange in

[compostqueen]

Aw bless 

They are so nosey aren't they    They know that's where the food comes from 

[Caralou]

Please mum give us some treats  They are lovely 

[goodegg]

here is picture of one of my chucks sitting next to me when i decided to have a sit on thee edge of my new compost bin im making with greenhouse rafters 9 feet wide by 9 feet long picks when i have finished it next week.

[hillfooter]

Nicholas II & Alexandra the orloffs enjoying some early spring sun after all the rain.  Note no ball and chains and still not escaped.
HF

[hillfooter]

After all the snow and mud at last some early spring sun being enjoyed by a Welsummer and Legbar.  Note the use of a pallet sawn in half to provide a platform walk way which keeps the chx out of the worst of the mud and their water clean.
HF

[dizzylizzie]

Beautiful pictures HF! What a difference a bit of sunshine makes eh? There was a lovely atmosphere in my garden today...seeing them sunbathe and the spring breeze ruffling their feathers put a huge smile on my face today