• Our barn is looking more lived in by the day.
It smells and looks like horses live in it, except for the back half.
Cute story: Brad welded 8 horseshoe hooks that sat in our garage for years, way before we designed the barn. We decided to use them as halter hooks on each stall. I painted them, and they turned out to be a perfect fit! Funny how he made just enough for the number of stalls we have. I love it when things like this happen!
• We have a functioning toilet :)))
What hasn’t changed? The long list of things left to do, and the sheer enjoyment of living the barn life!!
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| scratch-n-sniff?! |
• Brad installed three permanent feeders to the stalls we are using, a couple days ago.
We were using buckets for grain, removing them overnight for safety, which meant rehanging them daily. When they became noise makers, we decided to purchase feeders. I like that you can take the bowl out & clean them, similar to the waterer's.
We were using buckets for grain, removing them overnight for safety, which meant rehanging them daily. When they became noise makers, we decided to purchase feeders. I like that you can take the bowl out & clean them, similar to the waterer's.
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| feeder (L) auto waterer (R) |
• Halter holders were added to the stalls.
Cute story: Brad welded 8 horseshoe hooks that sat in our garage for years, way before we designed the barn. We decided to use them as halter hooks on each stall. I painted them, and they turned out to be a perfect fit! Funny how he made just enough for the number of stalls we have. I love it when things like this happen!
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| homemade makes everything more special |
• I’ve discovered our fans are amazing!
At first I was a little alarmed at how large our fans are. You can see them in the first photo, altho it doesn't show perspective of how big they really are. They span the entire aisle, from the edge of the stalls to the edge of the rooms. It took me some getting used to, horses on the other hand didn't bat an eye. I love these fans, they quietly spin slow and keep the air circulating! I highly recommended Big Ass Fans.
At first I was a little alarmed at how large our fans are. You can see them in the first photo, altho it doesn't show perspective of how big they really are. They span the entire aisle, from the edge of the stalls to the edge of the rooms. It took me some getting used to, horses on the other hand didn't bat an eye. I love these fans, they quietly spin slow and keep the air circulating! I highly recommended Big Ass Fans.
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| I love sitting underneath these fans! |
• We have a functioning toilet :)))
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| our out house |
• Brad welded more horseshoes, this time for hooks to hang brooms etc
I am painting them today. Next on the never ending list is staining the feed area wall, so these horseshoes can be hung and put to good use!
• I made two boot planters. One from a pair of Brad's cowboy boots, and the other from mine.
I am painting them today. Next on the never ending list is staining the feed area wall, so these horseshoes can be hung and put to good use!
• I made two boot planters. One from a pair of Brad's cowboy boots, and the other from mine.
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| my old boots |
What hasn’t changed? The long list of things left to do, and the sheer enjoyment of living the barn life!!
