Taking down the 10+ yr.old barn!

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So,during all winter we have been realizing  how old and expanded our barn has gotten.So,a couple weeks ago,my family decided to 'help'tear it down.We weighed the chances of it coming down on its own as well as it falling on someone,or help tear it down and reduce the chances of it hurtin something or someone.So,on our weekends we have been spending time hitting the beams,moving beams,taking off shingles,ect.We were all very careful of each other,and if something came down,we moved the person or warned him about it.We,that is to say,my family and I we all VERY thankful for all the help of our grandpa,uncle,and grandma.We continue tearing it down,but are making fast progress.Soon,2 or 3 sheds will be built to shield the animals from the bad weather.Lesson of the week:Gratefulness.If you wanna say anything,please post in comments below.Thanks for reading,dear reader!

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