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Most Recent Posts I may just build a few things and use the rest for Fire WOOD !Posted Oct-08-06 21:00:43 PDT Yes, it's a bit late and In a "mood" . Do your Grand kids a Favor and Take pictures of some of the nice Craftsmanship that is second to none Cause they are not going to be around much Longer --- I have more Perfect Old barns that people want me to remove for them But at this Rate I wont be able to , I have looked and looked and my Prices are more then Fair , BUT AT THIS POINT , I DON'T REALLY CARE. My kids and there kids will have some Real WOOD , Barn Beams , real slate roofing tiles, AND Hand cut Blue stone that was all hand cut in the 1800s ----WILL YOURS?
Shame on all the Shabby - abby - KILL a Tree Antique Wannabes, for not Using ANTIQUE WOOD.
"WE LIVE IN USA , WHEN WE ARE DONE JUST TOSS IT AWAY"
AT this point I am so close to being able to say that I alone Reclaimed a HUGE old barn ALONE and have taught my Kids and there friends THAT THEY CAN DO WHAT EVER THEY PUT THERE MIND TO.
I am One Man - in my early 40s - and have Learned more about myself, History , Underground railroad , and this areas past History and more while Reclaiming this barn , Not to mention I am now in very good Shape - Go try Moving a 40 ft beam just 1 foot by yourself and you will see what I mean .
Make it a great DAY Why Buy new wood and make it look old When you can buy old wood ???Posted Oct-03-06 20:36:40 PDT I must be listing my 100plus yrs old-new Reclaimed wood in the wrong area for the so called Handmade Old ect. market ...I added OBO but no LETS KILL MORE TREES. Give Scottybuysandsells a Try, so that his Business wont die, like the Trees that Die, each time we go to the Lumber yard and buy" getting closer to getting it done,Posted Sep-29-06 21:22:48 PDT No rain today so I was able to get alot removed today , Like 20 to 30 ft oak floor planks and the hand cut cross supports as well as a few great barn finds. word gets out fast I have 4 more barns that people want me to remove that are about to fall down , This one is putting a hurting on me all the way around But it's worth it. I posted some more red oak wood yesterday . SEEMS LIKE MANY OF THE SO CALLED CRAFTERS THAT SELL antiques and primitives rather kill more trees and make new wood look old !!!! go figure . well its time to go back to sleep in the truck at the barn site n I'm getting grumpy . make it a great day THE old BARN is been a ride to put it lightlyPosted Sep-28-06 10:02:51 PDT Welcome and thanks for reading . This is the 1st Barn I have Reclaimed, I have wanted to do this for yrs, I was Born in N. Indiana and remember taking rides and going on trips as a kid and seeing all these HUGE Great looking Barns an had never been in one But They just looked so nice. About 10 yrs back I read that the old barns in the Midwest WERE Disappearing fast and have wanted to help save them and or the at least take some down ( many people just burn them down) I ended up moving to FL. and stayed for over 20 yrs and some how ended up in S. Indiana and went in a Barn for the 1st time in my life at close to 40 yrs old. I ended up doing this Barn and getting it by chance and wasnt really looking at that time But took it on and what A ride it is. This old Barn was built in the early to mid 1800s , Part of the Undergroung railroad and More . I have to get out to the barn But will be including much more. MAKE IT A GREAT DAY . SCOTTY |
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