The meadow hide is now finished . One question I’m often asked is how are you going to move a 2.5 metre square wooden building the fifteen miles to site . Especially as the hide will have to be carried on to the site down a narrow foot path .
The answer is that the hide has been built in sections, so once the cladding is removed the largest piece is only 2000mm x 900mm and all the packs weigh less that 25kg. In total there are over 30 packs of timber so it’s not going to be easy. Bring on the hide “jigsaw “



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TABLE MANNERS
Looks like the local Hedgehogs have learned to share dinner time ….
Thanks for the visual of how you’ve made the hide into pre-fab panels! Very cool.
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Very excitings moments are comming 🙂
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I hope so
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