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| Customers tucking in to their delicious breakfasts, all systems go. |
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| Well done Peregrine Team, patrons having a great time. |
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| A view from the car park looking through the open space deck area into the restaurant at dusk. |
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| Banquet table set up ready for a surprise dinner party. |
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| A few of the OJW Team were treated to lunch by the client, much appreciated and extremely delicious. |
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| "Papa Burls" keeping a watchful eye over the new restaurant. |
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| Automated glass sliding doors installed. |
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| A view from the outside deck seating area looking into the post and beam restaurant. |
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| Kitchen "hot pass" serving door. |
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| Clear epoxy floor on show. |
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| Feature wall made from recycled Elgin apple bins. |
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| Outside shade deck taking shape. |
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| Nigel smoothing up the threshold. |
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| Famous local architect. |
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| Automatic sliding doors installed. |
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| Under the watchful eye. |
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| Looking good, nearly there. |
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| Kitchen chock a block. |
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| Eric cladding the partition screen with recycled apple bins. |
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| Glass sliding door to the restaurant being installed. |
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| Grabouw Verfhandel taking care of the paint job. |
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| Nigel applying the oak nosing to the steps leading from the farm stall into the Red Tractor Cafe. |
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| Colour chosen by the client was strangely enough called "Spruce Shadow"... |
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| Feature screen wall made from recycled apple bins. |
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| Oak stair nosings leading up from the old farm stall into the new restaurant. |
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| Bread oven being primed. |
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| New kitchen heaving with equipment. |
