First peg goes in

We lay out the car park

The base starts

The sip panels arrive

the snow comes

we stop work

The first wall starts

paths are laid out

We cut our own larch into waney edged planks

The interiors are taking shape

The shower room goes in

The bed is constructed

Feature wall in Fox’s Den starts

entrances are being constructed

Railings are being constructued

Car park is started

Will cuts the headboards from an oak tree which had to be taken down in our garden

Ryan is completing the paths

and then we are ready! Squirrel

Jay

Fox

and Badger

Yesterday we attended the Glamping Show in Coventry. We went last year with the idea of buying safari tents to put in the forest. That had been our original vision. When we got there it had been raining and they were wet inside. We could not believe we had come so close to potential disaster! We were then back to the drawing board as to what our project was going to look like.

That was when we spotted The Little Hut Company, chatted to Will and he immediately “got” what we were trying to do with conservation, minimum environmental footprint, respecting the wildlife etc. We felt we could work with him, liked his ideas and he liked ours. The new vision for Dreamcatcher Cabins started to form. Combining Will’s chainsaw carving skills we saw the potential to do something really different and exciting.