The Tarnfell Journal
Notes from the cold end of the garden.
Cold water, hot timber, and what actually happens when you commit to both through a British winter. Written by people who own this equipment rather than people who sell it from a desk.
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Why our range is short, and what has to be true before we list anything
Three gates, no commission, and the reason we would rather be small and useful than large and vague. What has to be true about a product, and about its maker, before it appears on this site.
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Access, ground, and the day the lorry arrives
Gate widths, turning space, soft ground and the pinch point three metres past the gate. The commonest way a delivery ...
What a British winter actually does to a garden sauna
Everything looks convincing in a photograph taken in September. This is about the third week of January, and what sep...