32x56x12 The Barn
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ovrszd
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Totally understand the money thing. You've got a significant amount of expensive additions to complete before heat would do you any good. Up where you are you'll be heading into cold weather soon. We're all cheering for you to get it done, if that helps. 
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KenB2920
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Totally understand the money thing. You've got a significant amount of expensive additions to complete before heat would do you any good. Up where you are you'll be heading into cold weather soon. We're all cheering for you to get it done, if that helps.
Lol, I appreciate the support!!! I guarantee I can finish and make it spectacular with donations
Also, after years of searching barns, one complaint I've never heard "man, I just built it to big!".... I don't think that exists...
Yeah, cooler days or definitely coming.
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KenB2920
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Side windows are in
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Functional man door in ...
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dangier_VA
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Great job! We had planned to build a 30 x 50 x 14 shop. The wife said if we were going that far, why not go 30 x 60? I didn't need any further pushing. Built a 30 x 60. Steel roof, wood/oil hot air heat, rear 30 x 16 loft, and 12 x 12 roll-up door. Of course it is full and I should have gone bigger. Now at the age of 63, I am not going to build anything else-just to enjoy what we have.
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Yup, never big enough.
However I am excited since prior to this most of my stuff sat outside and my 3 car garage is jam packed .. (Kids toys, tools etc )
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Moved some dirt from in front. Still needs grading etc, but easier to walk around for the brick guy.
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Brick being delivered ...
7000+ brick
