Story of the Tiny Barn

The name ‪@TinyBarnFarm‬ originates from an old farm building that was the last standing building on this property when we purchased it a few years ago. This old building has played a significant role in our start here on this land as we made it our off-grid home for many months. This experience taught us a lot about ourselves, from slowing down and noticing the subtle changes of the wild world around us to bringing us inner peace as we embarked on a journey that changed our lives.
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[@paulineesmaewilliamson5754]

What a wonderful story you have created with your husband. So lovely you can share this with others. I love these things of old the stories that goes with these old buildings.

[@TinyBarnFarm]

Thank you so much Pauline! I really appreciate your interest in this story of the Tiny Barn. We feel that keeping the history of this place is important especially when we see older homes and barns being torn down. We didn't have the heart to let this building go. We're so happy we kept it and hopefully it will stand for many generations to come. Take care and thanks again, Jenn

[@legrandeileen4863]

What a lesson, proves that we can live with little. No cluster. Just the necessary. A dream. We're killing ourselves with our big, modern houses, with no time to enjoy the simple things. Thanks for video. It was very relaxing. It made me want to calm down and take things easy. At 72 yrs old, it's time to stop rushing around and worrying about shopping and housework , meals etc. I'm going to try to change my habits, Thanks again. Happy life. ❤❤

[@TinyBarnFarm]

Thank you so much! Yes, I completely agree... simplifying just allows us space to breathe and to just think about things, which is nice :) I wish you all the happiness in your life also. Take care, Jennifer

[@jonathanwiebe7222]

So true...

[@zandrajacobs886]

it is a beautiful barn with endless stories held within its walls. I was sitting here wishing I had a picture of it and wondering why I have a love hate relationship with a tiny 700 sq foot place I purchased which seemed like the perfect place to retire. Yet, loving it and creating a home has been the biggest challenge. Yes it is not an aged tiny barn. How you cherish the character of this old creation speaks volumes to your character. My character, still holds on tightly to the misconceptions and misperceptions I cherished for much too long. The silence of the land in the beginning of this video was so profound, it is what I long for. Nature. To be healed. Nature allows for the birth, living and dying phases............I have been mistaken by holding onto the chaos of the past. I have a feeling I can make a home of this sweet small "cottage" if I listen and let the spirit of the four walls speak to me. I just wrote in my journal, my original attention was to make this a home,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,if you can make an old tiny barn a home, I am in hopes that if I listen and let the walls speak, the creative juices will flow for me. I live in a city, I do have a sweet front garden and lawn I attend to, which brings me great joy, Traffice whirls by, yet at times it is quieter, and in my home itself, it is very quite. So recently I began to paint my walls, and it has lifted my spirits, I now believe the energy has been released from the old dark beige to lighter brighter more inviting colors. I think I will go and sit by the river and contemplate how I can love my tiny home just as you have done with this precious barn. Thank you for sharing you life, your tiny barn farm, and instilling some gratitude and awareness, I need to listen a bit more and let the wise, beautiful, strength of the past be raised to its full potential and glory. Much appreciation.

[@TinyBarnFarm]

Thank you so much for your beautiful words. The love and spirit that you are bringing into your home is heartwarming and the home will no doubt become a true sanctuary. I wish you all the best in your journey and may your days be blessed with the sounds of birds amongst the buzz of the city. Take care and thank you again, Jennifer

[@mywoolmitten]

That's wonderful, thank you for sharing about the Tiny Barn!

[@stroganoff2917]

You are living in the heaven

[@cynthiahamblin-perry5880]

just found your channel - very relaxing listening to you and glad you were able to find your place of peace.

[@TinyBarnFarm]

Thank you so much Cynthia :)

[@jonathanwiebe7222]

Keep it simple! Love it.

[@saintamerican6105]

bear outside... i wld have never walked to the outhouse at night AGAIN lol! good job on the shed, totally worth it!!

[@TinyBarnFarm]

Thank you! Hahaha... yeah, the outhouse walk certainly seemed MUCH LONGER after that experience!

[@Sparkles-u7e]

Thanks. Pray to Jesus for guidance