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Here a small barn we just finished.

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Brandy[Ma.]

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I do volunteer work on barns around N.H./Ma.line.Drove by this one for years going to the flea market on sundays.It really went down hill when the roof fell in so glad to rebuild it,I alway liked the little guy.
 
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There was alway 6-12 of us working together,some of us doing it for years together and others that come and go.I was called in by a fiend [Peter] to help get his new barn up two weekends ago.There was about 18-20 guys there to get up a large 3 story barn up in a day.I helped Peter on the ground to get the right post and beam to the right younger bucks to get them up.I don't get up on the beam any more to get them big beams in place that stuffs for the younger buck there heavy and big.I'll try to get some photos of it, here was a few camers taking photos as it when up.All went savely and the only pain was the next day to them younger guys.I'm sure they all felt they did some hard work.:rofl:Been there.
 
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