By the time I got up to Buzz’s, he and his wife, Connie, had already started taking down the poles!
I jumped right in, and gave Connie the camera to be our official videographer and narrator. She did a wonderful job:
At the end of the day, all that remained was a large mess:
We love our Montana neighbors. I (Ashton) have always longed for great neighbors, as growing up in a good part of the city led us to having lots of friends within a few blocks. Most recently, after I graduated in LA, and the first few years in Montana, the neighborly friends decreased in numbers at an alarming rate as friends went off to college and other adventures in LA and not knowing any people in Montana who had anything better to do than “hang out at the bar”…
When we moved out to our ranch where we really could only see four neighbors from our property, we were very fortunate that they were great neighbors.
With that said, one of our coolest neighbors, Buzz, has a 38’x32′ horse barn that came with their house that they don’t really use. Anna and her mother now have more than 10 horses so to make a long story short, we are going to be buying his barn and moving it to our property! Since I already have a post about helping out on Buzz’s Latest Barn, I’m going to call this the “Epic Barn Project.”
Here are some pictures of the Epic Barn as it looked this morning. You can consider these “Before” pictures.
