A fan's scrapbook · Farm Projects
A large steel-frame barn being built with Graham Heath Construction. Purpose and public use to be announced.
A steel-frame barn designed, supplied and built by Graham Heath Construction, a Cheshire-based maker of agricultural buildings. Plans were finalised on site in June 2026, foundations went in in July, steel arrived in August, and in late September the builder said the finishing line was in sight.
Pumpkins have been grown in 2025 and 2026, with planting documented on video.
25,000 pumpkins were planted on 21 May 2025 ahead of the first pumpkin event. The 2026 crop went in around 2 June 2026, with help from Notoriginallyafarmer's team.
Groundwork to drain land, improve tracks and open up the farm — covered in Chris Off Roads' build videos.
Contributor videos from Chris Off Roads describe drainage, access tracks and bridge work across the land. The current status hasn't been officially set out.
A big landscaping job reshaping the way into the farm, filmed in March 2026.
In March 2026 the crew began clearing, levelling and digging a new entrance to the 110, with tree planting planned along it. This is building work, not visitor arrival information.
Build footage credit: Chris Off Roads · Construction: Graham Heath Construction.
