Eglu Cube, auto door, walk in run for sale South West London

[stripeybunny]

4 months ago our garden looked like a rubbish tip. We built raised beds and a WIR at the end of the garden. Our WIR is an irregular shape with a tree in the middle so we built a wooden frame first and then covered it in wire. The roof is corrugated plastic. The edges are paved (with one edge resting on the brick path) and the floor is bare earth so we filled the run with fallen leaves which the girls love. Pictures of Rhubarb, Crumble and Custard on the 'Chickens' board. And no the chickens are not allowed on the lawn although for now at least they are allowed to scratch around in the raised beds!

 

Before...

 

 

 

 

...and after

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and the WIR

 

 

We also made some Grub and Glug holders

Edited November 1, 2010 by Guest

[Redwing]

Wow the garden looks awesome, you have worked very hard!

 

The chook run looks great and very sheltered, I love that its built around that great tree

 

Well done

[abwsco]

It looks fantastic

[Janty]

Wow!

 

Your garden is amazing. You have worked wonders.

 

[beach chick]

so much hard work there, your girls must be very happy and you should be very proud!

[Plum]

What a lot of hard work but it looks really good. I think you better go and put your feet up for the winter.

[rhythmoid]

Wow - that WIR looks really very good indeed, great job. I'm sure that you'll want to do lots of baking to reward your OH for helping you build it. He particularly likes blackberry and apple pie.

[Egluntyne]

Now how would you know that?

 

Great job.

[Ain't Nobody Here]

Looks fabulous . I love the tree feature too .

[Lewis]

Looks great!

 

Love the tree too

[alet_chicken]

That looks really good - must have been a lot of hard work! I love the idea of them scratching around the tree.

[Seagazer]

The garden and WIR look fantastic. I really like the fact that you've incorporated the tree in the run.

[Christian]

It looks amazing! Loads of hard work there. Well done!

[sadietoo]

That WIR looks like a little bit of Chicken Heaven to me...my girls spend their entire time when FR either in the border under our apple tree or in the piles of leaves that are currently adorning the end of the garden.....your garden looks lovely too