As stated in my introduction post, I am unsure if I should be thinking of an indoor or outdoor layout. If I can make the attachments thingy work, here are some poor pictures of my garden. Obviously it isn't, because I'm being told about the pixies being too big or something. Problems problems.
Anyway, my garden is roughly triangular. At the house end, but beyond the yard and greenhouse, I have a width of about 18ft which needs to be removable. Both garden fences running from here (approx 20ft each) have been planted. Heavy ivy on the one side and climbers on the other. These fences narrow to a garden width of not much more than 9ft, and again I need access through into a pergola area. The middle of the garden is overlapping circles of decking.
The track on the side fences could easily be pretty well straight down the fences so that it ducked behind the bamboo and hydrangea and some other tall plants. Then I need a removable bridge to give access into the pergola seating area. The biggest difficulty is the wider greenhouse end of the garden. My cunning plan is to make a long indoor layout that is portable and reasonably weatherproof. If this was the sort that disappears off both ends to form a hidden loop to storage sidings, it could be enjoyed inside in the Winter months, but moved temporarily outside in good weather to form most of the required bridge for the 4th side of the garden layout.
This is so difficult to explain without pictures, but I think I know what I mean in my own madness. So it's off now to try and reduce the number of my pixies and let's hope I get somewhere photographic later on.