Stella is always happy to model anything new, especially when it involves hay... even a new gutter. The front of the barn was a muck pit, thanks to me taking so long to get this installed, but better late than never I suppose. The rain water is set up to fill Stella's trough, at least until it's warm enough to bring a hose back outside. We placed the heated bucket where her trough used to be, because we really should be seeing some freezing weather soon. And snow too!
Can you spot her baby bulge? I think she looks in remarkably good shape for 5 months along.
Just another barn perspective with the gutter in place. Who'd have guessed that this is about all the major projects we'd get done this summer. It's sure nicer than last year, when we had half the space, and rain would blow in on the hay. Not such a good thing. This year the hay is high and dry.
And if you need a laugh... can you spot the DE-luxe carport in this picture? Our neighbors in back put this up a few days ago. I just laughed, and said, wait until the first wind storm! Just so happens we had one last night. Oopsie-poopsie.
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Having a quality gutter system is important because it keeps water away from the roof, walls, and windows. Hence, it was a good idea to install a new gutter to protect your barn. It’s been years since you posted this, so I hope your gutter has withstood the harsh weather we’ve had.
-Kylee Groves
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