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Barn Tour — Stalls

In the “working” side of the barn, where the “office” is (see Barn Tour–the “Office”), there are five roomy stalls, accessed from the alleyway.

Three of them seem to have been constructed with horses in mind. (Or at least, reconstructed with horses in mind. The barn is vintage 1890s, and the stalls were obviously … Continued…

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"It was a cold wintry day when I brought my children to live in rural West Virginia. The farmhouse was one hundred years old, there was already snow on the ground, and the heat was sparse-—as was the insulation. The floors weren’t even, either. My then-twelve-year-old son walked in the door and said, “You’ve brought us to this slanted little house to die." Keep reading our story....

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jan, this a creek that starts on my farm not far from where this location is. I've been observing it for a few months now. It's not likely to become a gorge--it's a pretty small creek, even when it'... - Suzanne McMinn on Problem, with Ramble
Vanessa, I haven't compiled the list yet! You will be on it! I will be compiling the list that goes on my website, and the same list on the wall in the studio, after the Kickstarter drive is over, a... - Suzanne McMinn on Nineteen Percent
Maybe the 100 foot of pipe is there to keep the 'natural creek' from becoming a 'natural gorge' through the barn yard. Just sayin' If this is the case, you may consider lining the creek bed with large... - jan n tn on Problem, with Ramble
LOL!! I shall remember that term.... - Sonia on Problem, with Ramble
I pledged! I love the link to Amazon thru Kickstart, that's a brilliant idea and makes things easier. And now you are at 29%! Woo hoo! :snoopy:... - MousE on Nineteen Percent
NPL, that's just perfect! I've been independent for... lessee.... um... since.... 1976. ! OMG that makes me really old.... nevermind. But. Raised my daughter all by my lonesome - Well ok that's n... - MousE on Problem, with Ramble
I pledged $30 per month ($360 a year) and my first $30 donation (for January) was paid last week through Paypal with my debit card. I will make my February pledge next week. I do not, however, see w... - princessvanessa on Nineteen Percent
Yes! I've been a NPL for years! For a while I was even a Marxist NPL! That really kept them at bay. Although, I must admit there are times when even a NPL has to batt her eyelashes or ply tradesmen wi... - bonita on Problem, with Ramble
Your farm problems sound like our house problems right now, there is no end to them, lol. I say go for it, what have you got to lose but 100 ft of pipe to nowhere. Good luck!... - perry on Problem, with Ramble
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