When we moved to Florida 6yrs ago, it was to create a new beginning on the old family property...
To unlock and open doors to the future that had long been forgotten by the generations past...
This is the last remaining building, built by husbands great grandparents in the first half of the 1900's...
On the right side was were hubby's great uncle would keep his tractor and were we briefly stored our ride-on mower before the collapse of the roof...Fortunately our mower was not in it at the time.
The middle was used as a general workshop area and storage we believe...And to the left was once the home of a hog and/or chickens...it still as wire used to build the pen attached to some of the back area, but I could not share photos because it is no longer safe back there.
Can you see the old hand made ladder hanging on the wall?We are trying to work out how to safely get it out of there to be re-purposed in the garden as a trellis.
Buckets and bins of old stuff to go thru...A junk lovers dream...
The old "door" leaning in the front is soon to be re-purposed else where on the property...We intend to try and salvage as much of the old wood as possible to be put to re-use around the property and to pay homage to a building that was such an important part of daily life around here for well over 60yrs...
These will be the last photos taken of the old barn as over the next few weeks it is coming down. BUT, if we can't save it, by golly we will at least salvage it :)
Blessings Kelsie
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These will be the last photos taken of the old barn as over the next few weeks it is coming down. BUT, if we can't save it, by golly we will at least salvage it :)
Blessings Kelsie
Sharing this post:
Farm Friendly Friday @ http://www.verdefarm.com/
Mosaic Monday @ http://dearlittleredhouse.blogspot.com/
Barn Charm @ http://bluffareadaily.blogspot.com/
