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Construction Begins!

Sep
11

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A New Farmhouse Is Born

Sep
11

Last week…..

The half-built bridge.


The perfect site for a home in the woods on the hill.


This week…..

The finished (except for laying stone) bridge across the creek.


The graded driveway up the hill (also ready for stone).


The graded site for our new farmhouse, all staked out!


I see chickens…..

And a horse in the meadow. And a cow. And a duck pond. And me. Rocking on the porch…..

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