The "fixer upper" is now permanently fixed.
Jan 12, 2018 00:59:42 #
Allen1218 wrote:
I've seen many an old barn (and a few farmhouses) just "disassemble" themselves over time and slowly fall in.
This was well on its way so maybe someone finally realized that it was a hazard and finished it off. The other possibility could be that the town that it was on the edge of told them to.
We will probably never know.
Jan 12, 2018 19:03:38 #
Every time I see an old building like that, I think what stories it could tell if only the walls could talk.
Jan 13, 2018 02:00:54 #
Allen1218 wrote:
Every time I see an old building like that, I think what stories it could tell if only the walls could talk.
I agree completely. Old buildings always have stories to tell. It’s unfortunate that we live in an area where it is not uncommon for people to let things come unglued like that but there are also a lot of manufactured homes in close proximity to perfectly fixable houses. I’m sure there are different stories there too.
Apr 27, 2018 11:45:44 #
Mike D. wrote:
You may not remember the post (with tongue firmly in cheek here) that I called the Fixer Upper so I will re-post. I have been watching this structure sag for years but apparently the property owner had a tractor and some extra diesel. I think it past fixing now...
Apr 27, 2018 13:20:33 #
Thanks for stopping by and looking at my humble offerings Rob. It keeps me in that area that passes for sane. 
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