Posted by db4600 on July 21, 2020 at 08:23:59 from (174.219.12.127):
In Reply to: Re: Farming the hills posted by Bruce from Can. on July 21, 2020 at 08:12:22:
Your testing my memory. Barn built in the side hill so the first 6’ was poured concrete and on top of that were vertical 2x6, more like 3x6 that carried the hoops in notches. Inside the verticals were 2x6 T&G staves bevel cut to lock together behind the verticals. I would guess 12’ x 30’ was out of the ground. I’ve seen 1 other erected this way. Most in the area were T&G Cedar or Redwood run vertical with hoops directly on them. We tipped it over in ‘77 and put up a 16’ x 50’ Hanson. The neighbor salvaged and rebuilt it for silage at his young stock loafing barn.
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