A small homestead and Debouillet sheep farm in Central Texas
Posted on February 25, 2015 by WhirldWorks
We haven’t been faced with the frigid cold that has gripped much of the country this month so we have been able to take advantage of our weekends to continue working on the barn. The temperature did start to dip a little on Saturday, but we were able to finish the left side wall and get started on the front. On Sunday the temperature really began to fall and it also began to rain lightly as well.
We knew this might be the case so we came prepared with rain gear and mud boots. The weather didn’t stop us and we were able to get the front wall on. We also installed the sliding door, but I chose not to install the door panels. The wind was just to strong and with the walls still missing on two sides I was afraid a good gust of wind could swoop through the barn and damage the yet fully secured door.
Sometimes I wonder why it seems to be taking so long as we are ready for this project to be finished. Then I remember the sweet moments when our toddler son becomes very curious about what is going on and how he can help. We do our best to slow down and let him help as much as we can. He has helped use the drill to drive in many of the screws along the bottom row of the barn and loves to “press the button!”
Category: DIY, Farm Life, HomesteadingTags: central texas, Do It Yourself, homesteading, pole barn
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It’s looking great! 🙂
You can’t tell the kids no. At least he wasn’t sleeping on the job like last time, 🙂
Looking good. Way to work through the weather. Only way things will get done. Keep it up.
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