birds eye view |
you won't be able to see through the barn for long unless the doors are open |
view through the peak |
things were starting to warm up & melt it made for great reflections |
we opted to forgo a dumpster to cut costs and dispose of building materials ourselves |
Week three:
walls & ceiling are done on storage side |
it's all about the horse side now
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working on the walls looks like we are going to have to crawl to get through that human door on the right ;) |
a wide path will be made in this tree line for the horses to come in from the pasture (where I am standing) |
putting up tongue & groove boards |
The barn changed rapidly during the third week. It won't be long before the builders are finished with their part of the build...
off-topic day 45/365 ~ photo challenge |
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6 comments:
Wow it's really taking shape! Loved the video, what a lovely place you have, and the house will be nice and close to the barn.
Bet you can't wait to live there.
Will there be a loft for hay or the storeage area is for that?
Thanks Shirley! Our anticipation just keeps growing with this place...there are a million things to do before we can call it home - but little by little we get closer!!
Ellie, we will not have a hay loft. Our hay will be kept in the storage area. We plan to eventually insulate the roof space.
Wow! That's going up fast. It looks great. So much progress. I love it. Couldn't get the video on my iPad but I'll watch it in a few days when I get home.
I have barn envy. I would never want to leave it!!
Hope you are somewhere fun Grey Horse!?!
Linda, I told my hubby I could live in the barn - and he knows I meant it. My only request would be to add a shower, because washing up in the wash stall might get a little awkward when neighbors stop by!!
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