Share Your Home & Property Pictures Here!

[Briana03]

You've worked hard on your property. Some of you have built homes, barns, or sheds. So if you haven't yet shared pictures of your home, now is the perfect time to do it! So let's see your best home pictures and please tell us a little about any restorations or major projects you've done as well.

Thanks!
:dance1:

 

[john40981]

Thought I would start of the replies even though I have no restorations yet. I have not long purchased this property so not done much yet and don't live on it as we use it at weekends to get our 2 teenage sons off the playstation and computer and out into the bush. We have 997acres of mainly scrub with a creek, 5 dams, a few goats, a couple of horses and we love it.

a couple of pics of the farm and my toys

 

[Depmandog]

What's the deal John? Couldn't afford the extra three acres to make it an even 1,000??? Just kidding!!

Wish I had a thousand acres to play on!! NICE!

 

[troutsqueezer]

10 acres in the foothills of CA. 38 sprinkler zones. Over 2,000 varieties of plants. 25 years in the making.

 

[murphy1244]

That is real nice Dennis, Thank you very much!

 

[Evolution]

This is our retirement / deer camp in southern Mississippi near magnolia. We built this on 60 acres of hard woods and is full of deer. We have 995 acres all total at 4 different locations.

 

[piemma]

I only have 15 acres but it's in Rhode Island so that is like owning 1/2 the state.
Here is a picture of our big new garage going up

 

[ZTRowner]

I'm going to try to share an aerial view of "My Old Kentucky Home" if I can figure out how to upload the picture.

 

[classacthollow]

what a beautiful place you have.

 

[Tun Wai]

Hello!
How much price this tractor(YanMar EF 685

 

[Svendus]

We had a wonderfull Summer here in Sweden





Planting and cutting Poppel trees

Home Panorama taken @ 6,5 meter

 

[nwcc]

Hi Guys, new member/long time lurker here.
In March we bought a couple acres that has a old 1930 Victorian home on it. The property was quite overgrown, the house was in disrepair, and needed renovating.

Dining room:

The living room before:

Living room 1/2 way through remodel

On of the twins being a ham:

Mouser! The cat came with the house, doesn't like chicken, steak, or tuna, only eats cheap cat food, mice, and birds. I refer to him as a civilized feral cat.

 

[Evolution]

Thank you we have worked very hard at it, still have a lot to do.

 

[dave1949]

Svendus,

Nice pics. Is the Sunday chainsaw sawmill something Stihl makes? It looks useful.

What do you do with the sawn poppel?

 

[Svendus]

Svendus,

Nice pics. Is the Sunday chainsaw sawmill something Stihl makes? It looks useful.

What do you do with the sawn poppel?

No we made this prodotype fore Stihl Sweden AB
Poppel is no. One Plywood vener in China and Italy it does not schrink and twist.

 

[tcreeley]

No we made this prodotype fore Stihl Sweden AB
Poppel is no. One Plywood vener in China and Italy it does not schrink and twist.

Do you sell it for that? Here it used to be a favorite furniture wood (under upholstery), but around here it is used for pulp wood for the paper mills. I've never seen any that big- cut before it grows that large. Beautiful photos.

 

[pogobill]

We've been working hard on our place, reclaiming the land a little at a time. We've cleared enough land for three small paddocks, built a barn for our two horses and are in the process of finishing a work shop out back. I have fun with my collection of old tractors and use them when I can. Here are a few pictures of how things are coming along.
This is the house with the two fords out in front

One of the horses this past winter

Taking a short cut through the woods

The "finally finished" barn and the landscaping with the garden out front

The new barn with the old ford out front


It's been bit of work, and there is so much more to do. Having fun and keeping busy

 

[Marveltone]

A few pics of our little 120 acre farm on Minnesota Hill throughout the different seasons. The buildings and pasture and upper meadow are on a glacial moraine, hence, the hill. The tillable soil is carved out of the swamp, which my wife's grandfather drained and cleared a little over 100 years ago when he emigrated from Sweden. Willow, poplar, tamarack (larch), cedar and birch are all common in this area. We still have thousands of acres of swamp adjacent to our land, teaming with all sorts of wildlife. The Canadian border sits just a few hundred yards from our door.

It's the good life!

Joe

 

[john40981]

Hello!
How much price this tractor(YanMar EF 685

Here in Australia they are about $54000 new with 4in1 bucket

 

[john40981]

What's the deal John? Couldn't afford the extra three acres to make it an even 1,000??? Just kidding!!

Wish I had a thousand acres to play on!! NICE!

we maxed out buying that much
Isn't there a big difference between dry country Australia and you guys with lovely green lush country. Australia does have that type of country also but you have to get close to the coast to get it. Most of Australia is quite dry in comparison to your lovely photos.