Signs of spring around the farm
I'm not sure what this plant is, but it sure is pretty.
Some studs that aren't even nailed to anything, there is also termite tunneling on them
Extensive water damage
The work of some very hungry termites
So, as you can see, I started with the positive images from yesterday and then progressed to the ugly stuff. Everyday reveals new things, some good, some bad, and some just plain 'ol ugly! Regardless, this is still a very exciting adventure. I have to meet the soil scientist this morning to get a Level 3 soil test for the septic system. Our demo crew will pick up where they left off yesterday. I will take more pictures today and continue to document our progress. According to the results of our Level 3 soil test, we will make finalized decisions about what to do with the house. Until then....have a great day...hope to see you here tomorrow!!!
Well! Welcome to farmlife!! And thanks for stopping by Na-Da Farm....it's very nice to meet you....
ReplyDeleteand just to let you know- we have 5 acres that are Certified Naturally Grown, own/operate a CSA, and tend to our rare breed chickens, horse, pony, ducks, goose..and five children :)
If you ever need help or advice about living on the farm...I would be MORE than happy to help you!
Peace and Blessings!
p.s. sorry to hear about your termite damage...we don't get that- just fires :(