[Farmall] Re: AT Digest, Vol 21, Issue 20

[James Moran]

TB-
  I'm on the other side of the equation...Anybody out there interested a  "barn un-raising"?  I've got several that are strong  candidates!  Maybe someone will buy the dismantled siding and  beams.  I understand that some aged wood (100 years in this case)  is utilized by upscale builders for homes and commercial work.
  Good luck with your side of the equation.  If these old buildings  of mine could be saved, I think it would be a wonderful thing.  I  even tried to get the town to consider some sort of an historical  preservation project but no cigar.
  JM

Troy Bogdan <tbogdan1 at earthlink.net> wrote:  Sorry you guys for the "soliciatation."  If you aren't interested then hit 
the delete button.
I am a little disappointed though, I thought we were an online community 
here, and  I thought that if anybody would be interesting in preserving 
agricultural history, whether tractor, barn or historical relics, it would 
be you guys.  I know there are gonna be some people who want to see a good 
old fashioned barn raising, and will embrace this project with enthusiasm. 
For the others, I am truly sorry for this intrusion.  Sincerely,  Troy 
Bogdan

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Jim Kordick" 

> I hope this list doesn't turn into a solicitation forum.
>
> Huh?  I won't even share my thoughts.
>
> Ron Cook
> Salix, Ia


> Yep


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