Polly Tunnel

[Highlander]

Well, we worked hard today, started by getting all the sections in the right place, the first one tied to the hedge, then the top piece nailed in to hold them



I felt I need to brace the two end sections.



The bottom of each piece was nailed in two places, nailed through into the base and also by a piece of marine gauge ply



Until they we all up



Each piece I covered with bit of old carpet to protect the plastic from the wood,..and the plywood on this side is a good quality marine ply



The door frames are in on this shot,.. a double door at the front and a single at the rear, the rear door more for ventilation than for access



Completed framework,... the front doors I built in a sort of half round way,..so that the doors are sloped when shut,..this is the side any wind we might get comes from,... so this slope will send any wind over the top



Now I have to wait a couple of weeks for the plastic, we have had it sent to our daughters in the borders so we don't have to pay the Highland surcharge, Bracken is going down this weekend coming and returning in about a week,...we we will get in finished then