Tuesday, October 21, 2008
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Barn Destruction
Well, for those of you who know me well you will remember the barn I used to live in on Greenfield road. It was awesome living there. My mom had boutiques 4 times a year and she was the boutique queen. Everyone knew her (and still does) and there was never a better boutique than the ones my mom had.
The bedroom I had was the best ever! I felt so special because my brother Matt who is an awesome framer/superintendant built it for me. I had a bed in the wall, a loft, built in desk, and most importantly.....a huge closet! A large enough closet that it even had a window! Man I was lucky! Anyways, I have lots of good memories at the Barn.
Eventually it was time to move on and my parents sold it to a lutheran church. The church contacted my parents a year or so later and told them that it will cost too much money to make the barn up to code for a church and all that legal lingo. So, they paid my parents to take the barn down.
SO NOW FOR THE SECOND TIME IT WAS TORN DOWN. Yes, as a family we first tore it down in Iowa, brought it home and rebuilt it. Now, we have torn it down again and it will be rebuilt eventually into a home! CRAZY,HUH? What a history for a 1906 barn.
So here are a few photos of the crazy process.





Spencer on the scissor lift as high as it would go
The barn still in tact
Matt and Rowdy on the scissor lift
Top view of barn while on the scissor lift
Dad and tuff in the bobcat
The bedroom I had was the best ever! I felt so special because my brother Matt who is an awesome framer/superintendant built it for me. I had a bed in the wall, a loft, built in desk, and most importantly.....a huge closet! A large enough closet that it even had a window! Man I was lucky! Anyways, I have lots of good memories at the Barn.
Eventually it was time to move on and my parents sold it to a lutheran church. The church contacted my parents a year or so later and told them that it will cost too much money to make the barn up to code for a church and all that legal lingo. So, they paid my parents to take the barn down.
SO NOW FOR THE SECOND TIME IT WAS TORN DOWN. Yes, as a family we first tore it down in Iowa, brought it home and rebuilt it. Now, we have torn it down again and it will be rebuilt eventually into a home! CRAZY,HUH? What a history for a 1906 barn.
So here are a few photos of the crazy process.
Spencer on the scissor lift as high as it would go
The barn still in tact
Matt and Rowdy on the scissor lift
Top view of barn while on the scissor lift
Dad and tuff in the bobcat
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