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Local Topic Home Buyout Property Demolition Begins

Local Topic Home Buyout Property Demolition Begins

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kingwooddiscgolf Active Indicator LED Icon 13
~ 5 years ago   Mar 14, '19 2:22pm  
Teardown is happening right now. The burned unit is down 4951
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Steven H Active Indicator LED Icon 4
~ 5 years ago   Mar 14, '19 4:25pm  
Yes, 300 excavator sitting where the burned ones used to be, wonder if they are getting them all. Need to, its turned into a dumping area for all kinds of stuff it seems. 4951
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~ 5 years ago   Mar 14, '19 11:40pm  
He never did finish the wood covering as we moved to Indiana before he finished.
 
@FoFa : Wow!!! Taking down the barn was huge, but that amount of wall covering is immense. I hope the next owners appreciated it, even unfinished. Shame to leave it after all that work. Sounds like an interesting house. Did y'all take a little wood with you for the next house, or just let it all go?
 
The place my horses lived up in Michigan had an 1800s barn that was on its last legs. Used for hay storage when I first got there but the floor was pretty unsafe by the end. (Sheltered a den of foxes quite nicely though!) It was still standing when I visited last summer but may be down by now; it costs way more fortune than most people have to restore them. If it had fallen before I moved I'd have brought some wood south with me; as it is maybe enough for a picture frame or something would fit in luggage next visit...
 
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~ 5 years ago   Mar 21, '19 2:41pm  
@Katzen : if you're talking about the spooky wooden one on 12 ft stilts, we're still going strong 😉 Harvey was the first time we ever actually got water in the house. 4951
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