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Jack Straw
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Is that small barn in the second picture sitting crooked or is it the the angle of the photo?
!!Is that small barn in the second picture sitting crooked or is it the the angle of the photo?
08brute
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Cool pics.
We got 21" of snow here in SE SD over 12/23 - 12/25. It is costing our city (Population 100,000) over $500,000 for snow removal. On the positive side...it has been above 0 F.
We got 21" of snow here in SE SD over 12/23 - 12/25. It is costing our city (Population 100,000) over $500,000 for snow removal. On the positive side...it has been above 0 F.
Hurricane
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Looks like you live in a really nice place. Looks like it can be just as nice in the green summer months also.
Stay warm.
Stay warm.
waynek
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Great pictures! It sorta looks like landscape in Wisconsin.
I am nuts about log buildings...what is the story on it? Did you build It?
jackpine
I am nuts about log buildings...what is the story on it? Did you build It?
jackpine
jackpine said:
No I did not build it. it`s is build in the 1750-1800.
They use it to store grain.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hórreo
Here are a picture of the door and the lock from the inside.
And a morning picture.The haze have made the trees really cool.
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waynek
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Hansson said:Jack Straw said:Nice
Is that small barn in the second picture sitting crooked or is it the the angle of the photo?
yes it little crooked.I have to fix it this summer. But it`s hard to get started.
This is how it going to be
Ok, so we have a picture of two different barns. The first barn picture shows it setting on a low foundation or pillars and it appears to be painted a red color.
The second barn picture indicates a level barn on a stone and post/beam foundation. Correct?
waynek
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Hansson said:
That is a very unusual, but fascinating lock. I could not access the wikipedia link.
What species of trees were the logs?
Where the logs hand hewn?
The corner notches appear to be a "saddle" notch...is that correct?
Does it have the original floor?
jackpine
jackpine said:Hansson said:Jack Straw said:Nice
Is that small barn in the second picture sitting crooked or is it the the angle of the photo?
yes it little crooked.I have to fix it this summer. But it`s hard to get started.
This is how it going to be
Ok, so we have a picture of two different barns. The first barn picture shows it setting on a low foundation or pillars and it appears to be painted a red color.
The second barn picture indicates a level barn on a stone and post/beam foundation. Correct?
The second barn picture is not mine barn.Its how I will make the new foundation.So it become level.
The logs are pine and they are hand hewn.
It have the original floor. very wide boards.
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bogydave
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