It was a busy weekend. We built a chicken coop and hung gutters and tried not to collapse in the heat. (I may have collapsed, but not from the heat.)
Still, despite all the busy-ness, I managed to take a few neat pictures of the hay in our newly-remodeled granary/rabbit house/cat house/chicken coop:
I only wish I could have taken more. There was a great view from the first floor, but by the time I grabbed my phone, we’d already strung up the chicken wire for the ceiling. 😦
How was your weekend?
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Suddenly they all died. The end. 
Awesome pic!
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Thanks, Jo! I love the way it looked stacked up in that corner. The building actually used to be a house – it was the original house built in the 1850s when our place was first homesteaded. It’s a shame it wasn’t kept up better.
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That is a really cool history! How fun!
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I love the history of our place – it belonged to the same family for over 150 years. We’re the first people to own it not related to the original homesteaders, which I think is just neat as can be. 🙂
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That is awesome!
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I love places with history
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So do I. This place is packed with it. Maybe I missed my calling as an archaeologist… 🙂
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That works be so fun! I always wanted to do that, too! To be the first to discover something after its laid for hundreds or thousands of years.
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Right? There’s so much to learn, and nothing beats the thrill of discovery…except maybe seeing your name at the top of the bestseller lists. 😛 😀
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