Locking Bar Eglu Classic

[Janty]

What's today?

 

[Janty]

They are here. The first run is completely built. The second run is just having the roof fitted. Then they have to felt both of them.

 

[Janty]

All finished. Piccies will follow when I've been out to buy aubiouse.

 

[Lewis]

Looking forward to seeing them!

[Plum]

Now where's she gone.

[chick wiggle]

Oi! Janty, we are waiting you know

[Lewis]

She needs to buy a lot of Aubiose with all those tuns you know

[Janty]

Photos will come today.

 

[Janty]

Here we go...photos of the new runs.

 

 

First the quail run...

 

 

 

 

The chicken run...

 

 

 

 

 

The pekins love their new run.

 

[Ain't Nobody Here]

Wow, they both look fantastic .

[emchook]

They look amazing !

[Plum]

Look really good. You must be chuffed and so clean

[Falkor]

Wow Jan!!!! They look great!

 

I can work out where the bantam run is....but where is the quail run? Is it to the left of the big run?

[Lewis]

Both look great - v v jealous

 

Quail run looks huuuge for them

[Janty]

The quail run is just outside the conservatory door. Hubby has been building a patio and it's on there. It's 10 feet long with a dividing section in the middle. I thought that it would serve two purposes....quail & chicks when they are ready to go outside.

[fantasticjudyann]

Fantastic Janty-so cool

 

BTW wouldn't it be cheaper to put a roof over the whole garden

[Janty]

Probably

 

[fantasticjudyann]

I have just discovered a local source for aubiose. It's £12.50 a bale though I can get hemcore for £10.90 a bale so I'm wanting opinions on whether it is worth it (and in what way ) to pay the extra for the aubiose.

Thanks folks.

[Janty]

£12.50 is very expensive

 

[atsw]

Yes, certainly a bit on the high side. Here in Oxfordshire, I can get a bale of Aubiose from a supplier near my work for around £9.80.

 

Andrew

[Plum]

Don't know where you are but I paid £8.50 from place at Clay Cross, may be worth the petrol.

[MummyHen]

Being a newbie and finding the knowledge here brilliant - I read through Part 1 yesterday (yes all 97 pages) and then on to Part 2 all 65 pages.

 

I drew my plan and requested a quote from Tony. I received the quote and OHs comment was - great at least I won't be doing it. So I took that as a yes and confirmed with Tony.

 

Can't wait - hopefully my chickens will be 'friends' by then and they can all live happily together

Rachel

[atsw]

Oh, how exciting. Don't forget, have your camera at the ready .

 

Andrew

[Plum]

Hi there, my base is being started tomorrow. Just thought you may be as excited as me to know it.

[Janty]

 

Won't be long now