In this corner of the field there was originally a small hay barn and an adjacent milking parlour. In 1995 we extended the barn using a conventional double-skin breezeblock construction.

Now the main space serves as a meeting room, feasting hall, dance studio and general all-purpose centre of civilisation, being the only building in the camp with electricity. The kitchen - which was the milking parlour - is simple but sufficient to cater for up to about 30 people.

To equal the beauty of the Roundhouse Dafydd Hughes designed and made lovely, curvaceous windows and doors. (The main double doors by the porch were made from an ash tree that grew just thirty metres away). We also sloped out the base of the walls so the building seemed to grow from the ground.