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Yes, men at work, not the
group, but actually men giving this barn a
face lift. When they finish, it is going to look fantastic...but has it lost something in covering the wood? I understand why they do it...yet I hate seeing it done. I am just glad I was not required to do the roofing...it would not have gotten done.
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Notice the angled cuts...whoever is doing them is doing an expert job! And the pieces are so wide they were not being done with a chop saw. But maybe they made a jig...I know in doing some things that have to be done over and over, my husband has made his own jig, or tool, to get the cuts and/or measurements the same.
Maybe in a week or two, I can go back up through there and take a photo of the finished barn. I plan to post another photo from this farm on
Time Stand Still.