Storm Destroys Barn

[@BonnieHaley]

Hello 👋🤗❤❤❤❤❤

[@mlm7598]

So sorry to see this! I hope you can salvage something of it to recoup. What a sad thing! Blessings

[@ELKHeartFarm]

Sounds like you have a solid plan to rebuild and make it stronger than before.

[@kathyk9519]

Oh my! I'm so sorry, but good thing is your goats are okay! Looks like you're going to be a busy owner for a while.

[@breakheartorchard]

Thank you. Yes, we will be busy.

[@thairabullock6240]

I’m so sorry this happened. I know the time, energy and resources you all put into that barn.

[@anitabirrer7076]

Oh, das tut mir so leid für euch. So ein Glück, dass es den Tieren gut geht 😊

[@armidaperez5360]

😢 Oh no... Set drone up. I'm sorry so much work you've done.

[@jamestrinh867]

👍👍👍

[@SlipShodBob]

We had a pig barn let loose (thankfully disused, thankfully went up and over my sister stable which was and is in use) thankfully it missed our neighbours house though what did go for it was stopped by the trees and a student nearly flattened by a passing 5 ton feed bin in 87. It is frustrating, annoying and something you don't want to deal with but just like you're doing all you can do is work through it when it hits the fan.

[@breakheartorchard]

It’s hard to grasp how wind can move these things

[@SlipShodBob]

@breakheartorchard4761 I think a lot is pressure when it can get in but can't get out as my sister's stable had both doors open it still pulled the sheeting up but other one one was closed and the other partially open. A neighbour had a mobile field shelter but where a neighbour had complained about it they had it moved the only thing they wanted it turned facing west where most of our storms come from given it is a 3-sided building on skids the next storm lifted it up and deposited into a fence. Lucky their government pension came through as they retired and so they felt if their former colleagues were going to get people to complain they under the advisory of the council applied for permission and was granted planning permission for permanent stables and garage. With that I don't know what was worse the wind or the office politics as I used to think it was bad at two offices my brother worked it seemed even worse when it came to one with badges and warrant cards

[@gdvan01]

Holy sh!t !

[@breakheartorchard]

That was exactly my take on it.

[@GreyfyreShelties]

Doesn't seem like all that much of a problem. From the video, the shed looks to be still in walls. You've got (or at least did) equipment to pick up the walls, reset, renail and reinforce the wall connections with hurricane straps. Simple anchors that drill into the ground like what mobile homes use to anchor the shed down.

[@bakednoodle2732]

Ever feel like if it wasn't for bad luck, you'd have no luck at all? If your dogs are AKC, they use to not register puppies unless both parents were over 1 year old. You would have to check to confirm that is still the case.

[@jakezgab8576]

20’ shipping container might be cheaper, much heavier and much faster

[@breakheartorchard]

Faster and probably cheaper. But very hot in summer and really cold in winter. Windows and doors can be put in to allow airflow. But that drives cost and time.