Chicken coop
COOP RULES
“Shut the gate” goes first because everything else is irrelevant if you get it wrong. Then it turns affectionate: names are compulsory, everyone has a favourite, the pecking order is not up to you. “The eggs are a gift, not a wage” is the line that separates keeping chickens from farming them, and “Count them at dusk” is the one that sounds sweet until you have had to.
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COOP RULES
- Shut the gate
- Fresh water every day
- Scraps, not leftovers
- Names are compulsory
- Everyone has a favourite
- The pecking order is not up to you
- Slow hands, calm birds
- The eggs are a gift, not a wage
- Count them at dusk
- Say good morning
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Muted heirloom palette, vertical side rails and corner flourishes.