I pass this barn every day on my commute. Something about it stirs my soul; it just seems so forlorn sitting there among the weeds and dilapidated old farm equipment.
It’s a landmark for me because it means I’ve nearly reached my destination, that safety and friends are just a few more miles down the road. It’s strange how such a sad old building can convey such comfort.
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Suddenly they all died. The end. 
Over here, we can buy such barns and turn them into homes, provided we don’t touch a single thing outside. Seems an awful expense to me.
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I know someone who turned an old one-room schoolhouse into a home. They had to add on a bit, but it turned out quite nice. 🙂
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They look great when they’re done but the prices are exorbitant. Almost a million.
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I’ll bet. I hate to think how much it cost to renovate that old schoolhouse.
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Especially so when the front can’t change even an iota, and probably with foundations that are no good.
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That just seems silly to me.
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