This morning when her husband Chris went out to do chores he found their big red barn (built in the late 1800's) had been pushed a good foot off it's foundation and the East wall had given way. Sadly, it's a total loss. My niece's two 4-H steers and her heifer are fine. A little confused by the whole matter...but happy to get something to eat! Those are MY kind of cows!!!


3 comments:
Crap. I hate that. We lost ours in '98. They don't build barns like that anymore. Glad the 4-H cows didn't get squashed.
That sucks! Those old barns are awesome. Glad the cows are ok!!
Thankfully everyone is ok but yep it sucks about the barn. I thought the storms were all north of us. Wish I knew a good weather spotter to keep me updated. Do the calves have a place to stay?
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