Camper coop

"The day I received the October issue of Living the Country Life, we were about to start a new project that involved recycling," says Lorraine Keegan, of Billerica, Massachusetts. "We purchased an old popup camper to turn into a chicken coop. We used to see a lot of popup campers for free in this area. People just wanted them out of their yards. Unfortunately, we couldn't find one for free, but we did manage to find one for $100. We sold the awning for $75. Everything else we used was stuff we already had. So the total cost was $25."