Autumn 2015 | |
 A new work-horse for the woodland. |  |
 The compost loo gets a roof. Larch roofing battens and cedar shingles. |  The roof complete. |
Summer 2015 | |
 Spoon-making at Sallerton Wood. |  A wet day working in the woods. |
 The compost loo gets roof timbers. |  Cladding the compost loo with sawn Ash. |
 A recently-found source of clay in the Wood. Suitable for making a timber-drying kiln maybe? |  The next stage for the compost loo - Larch timber frame completed and erected ready for cladding. |
 Prepared Hazel bars and Ash rails for a hurdle. |  The completed hurdle in position to keep young Thomas away from the log-burner area at home. |
 Ash and Hazel poles for making a hurdle. |  Shaping the ends of the bars with a rounder. |
 Ivy removed from useful Ash coppice trees. |  Track-grading near the entrance. |
 The completed well. |  Spring-water on tap, piped to near the woodland workshop. |
 A spring; a useful source of naturally-filtered water. |  Captured spring. |
 A new gate for the entrance, made at Sallerton Wood from timber extracted and processed there. | |
Spring 2015 | |
 Woodland shelter frame complete with its tarpaulin roof. | |
 Cutting the surplus off the pegs. | |
 Erecting the trusses. |  The assembled frame. |
 Early stages of erection of the woodland shelter frame. |  Checking levels. |
 Frame joint cutting. |  Frame peg making with a draw-knife and shaving-horse. |
 Prepared timber for a woodland shelter frame. | |
 Preparing timber for a timber frame with the chainsaw mill. | |
 Moving materials the hard way. |  This will make life easier! |
 Coppiced timber stacked to dry. |  Newly-planted native broadleaved tree saplings. |