Just a quick update. The shed is nearly completed, ... other than getting the front window in. It blew over one day and broke during the construction process. I just got it back from the glass shop yesterday. But otherwise I am quite pleased with how it turned out. That stack of lumber in front of the barn is the siding for the front of the barn and north side of barn. Yet another big project, but after building the shed, I think that will be pretty easy. The hardest part will be replacing any "rotten" framing underneath, which overall is rather minimal. It may wait until spring. I will dry stack the lumber in the barn for the time being.
This Saturday is out fall harvest of the meaties. This is Ethan starting to say good bye, he really will be glad when they are gone I think, as he did not particularly enjoy cleaning out their three waterers every night. We have 45 left out of an initial 56. Neighbors dog got about six, hawk one, one gimpy one that had to go (despite our initial efforts to nurse her along) and one of unknown causes.
Just a quick update. The shed is nearly completed, ... other than getting the front window in. It blew over one day and broke during the construction process. I just got it back from the glass shop yesterday. But otherwise I am quite pleased with how it turned out. That stack of lumber in front of the barn is the siding for the front of the barn and north side of barn. Yet another big project, but after building the shed, I think that will be pretty easy. The hardest part will be replacing any "rotten" framing underneath, which overall is rather minimal. It may wait until spring. I will dry stack the lumber in the barn for the time being.
This Saturday is out fall harvest of the meaties. This is Ethan starting to say good bye, he really will be glad when they are gone I think, as he did not particularly enjoy cleaning out their three waterers every night. We have 45 left out of an initial 56. Neighbors dog got about six, hawk one, one gimpy one that had to go (despite our initial efforts to nurse her along) and one of unknown causes.
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