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cleaning up the basement of the little house


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Posted by larry@stinescorner on December 11, 2015 at 00:10:11 from (100.35.207.77):

you might remeber the little house ,next to the old farmhouse,,,we have been fixing it up little by little third party imagethe basement was used for firewood storage ,I want to clean it all out third party imagewe are going down in the basement of the little house third party image third party imageIt needs some cleanup for sure third party image third party image third party imageIcan stand up straight,but only between the beams third party imagewhats that behind that door? third party imagea lid of an old crock? third party image third party image third party image third party imageIm gonna clean this place up,,I Think I can,,,I think I can third party image third party image third party image third party imageIdoubt if SweetFeet wants this,,a rusty old lard can,,,half full of dried up lard ???third party imagethis is a lot harder than I Thought it would be,,lol third party imagelets take it up and push it off at the edge of the woods third party image third party image third party imageit is very old,thats a fireplace in the corner third party imagenow I carried up and down those stairs in tubs,,eight wheelbarrows full of soft dirt/wood third party image third party imageI knew I got down to the floor when I Found slate in front of the hearth third party imagelooking up,inside the fireplace third party image third party image third party image third party image third party image third party image third party imageThats enough,,lets get out of here third party imagethe eight wheelbarrow loads spread in the field third party imageAnd one more small load of wood to dump,,,,,Its 3 am now while I post this,, I cant sleep,my back hurts,,,wonder why,,,,


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