MAKING HORSE BARN REPAIRS!! #399

 I love watching your videos about what you do on the farm not just for the horses but for all the content. No two days are the same and i love that. Its also nice to see the horses resting up before you use them again for another project. Its also nice to see what goes on in your saw mill too. I am always learning new things. Working in the woods too sawing down those hugh trees and what you turn them into is amazing to me. we understand for the most part there are jobs that have to be done before the winter sets in on us good i live in Canada i know all about the snow. yikes. I know its coming and it makes things look so nice but it soon becomes a nuisance after a very short time. I wish it would just snow on Christmas week starting on Christmas eve and going till my birthday in January and that enough of the snow. but we all know that isn’t how it works. You do such a wide variety of things around the farm, the woods and the saw mill and helping Abby out too with her project i am surprised you have time to make videos really but i am glad you do. Could you teach us more about the woods you cut down and the types and what they are most often used for or what the woods characteristics are how to identify them because pine is mainly used inside i have used pine inside any ways. The Tamarack is a gorgeous wood and you said it is rot resistant would you be able to use that as a flooring inside? It has such a gorgeous look too it. Would you have to dry the wood before using it inside? Anyways Jim Just thought i would let you know i am ok with what ever content you have going on at the time of filming its all good content. Say hi to Brenda, Trudy and Abby for me, and a nice rub each for the horses. God bless and have a lovely day.