Wrought iron garden bench and security door

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I've participated in a couple of markets this year and very much enjoyed them - even though one was spent trying to stop the wind taking my tent off with it! It's been nice to get out of my workshop and meet people for a change rather than chatting to the chickens that seem to have made a habit of gathering at my door each day. By the way if anyone wants a friendly coq called Kiev than you are welcome to him. His mother was killed by a fox so he has been almost hand reared so he is very tame but, as I have found with previous over-friendly chickens, he is getting in the way and when the sparks are flying he isn't! This is the cheeky chappie with my brother in-law.




When I wasn't occupied chasing chickens out of the atelier, I was able to expand on my garden range of furniture with a gothic style garden bench. If you know anyone that wants some quality iron furniture that will last them generations than point them in my direction!






I've also just completed a security grill to keep some hounds in. The photos not a great one as the lighting was bad but you can get the idea.




Heres another photo of Kiev and my two on the right just for Valerie's son!



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Your blog post is back - you were glitching!! I actually went and posted a comment on your wall to the effect that Shaun would love Kiev but unfortunately too might the dog - for lunch.

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Does your 7 year old want an early christmas present :) My children love him as well actually, I'll try and another photo on of him. I loved him until he started getting too much in the way, tried to roost in my hallway breaking a wedding present lamp in the process and ventures around the house leaving chicken pooh everywhere whilst the dogs and cat look on!

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I love that bench (but looks expensive!) - just had to say, my 7 year old is in love with Kiev - burst out laughing when he saw the photo. He's gone off to bed with the biggest grin in his face, so thanks for that, Renny.