Storm damage repair: A day in the life of a homesteader in the Klein Karoo

[@tamakoa-homestead]

Have you ever experienced storm damage on your homestead? How did you handle it and were you able to repair the damages? I would love to hear from you 🌻 If you would like to support Tamakoa Homestead's journey then please consider buying us a coffee 👉buymeacoffee.com/tamakoahomestead

[@neutonrenda2303]

The binding wire is a great temporary fix.👍

[@tamakoa-homestead]

Oh awesome, I'm thrilled to hear you think that would, or could, work on the damaged shed because it made sense in my head 🌻

[@raymondverster1673]

Recently subscribed... Enjoying your journey..

[@tamakoa-homestead]

Oh wow, thank you, that's so kind of you and thank you for joining my journey. I really hope you continue to enjoy the journey I share with you 🌻

[@neutonrenda2303]

I live between Cape Town and Malmesbury, so I know how much the wind can blow at certain times of year. My biggest tip is to use screws in place of nails, it doesn't work loose with some movement. 👍

[@tamakoa-homestead]

Oh wow, this is incredibly valuable insights you have shared here, thank you so very much 🙏 I have wondered about nails vs screws but wasn't sure the extra time the screws would take would be worthwhile. That being said I have to agree that would make for a much stronger structure! Thanks so much for sharing 🌻

[@mos202]

@@tamakoa-homesteador try those nails with twisted threads.