Andy Rooney said “A well-built barn is a thing of beauty”. I agree with him. Logan and Astrid worked on the barn this weekend and burned two brush piled. I helped re-stack the pile by my yard, but stayed away from the work on the barn. As you age, one comes to realize usually you are just in the way. I told Astrid that come Monday, I could not wait to see what all they did! The cedar is all in—lining the walls. They finished trimming the outside. This summer they piped the water to the barn. Come look with me!
Brown trim was secured. There’s a rain cutter. Stutterers are closed tight.
Where you enter from my yard by the Redbud tree Larry planted for me.
Storage and room for hay. More hay is under one of Pop’s sheds.The Lamb saddle made in Green Forest, AR. Daddy bought it for me the winter I caught fire after we butchered hogs all day. …December 1963.
Pantry filled with horse and donkey hay.I love the horse shoe hangers.
Going out to the stables.
Stable entry with fresh water piped in. Two stables are smaller and one large.
Stable
Stable
Stable
Logan is a master plumber. The water stays fresh and clean.














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