We All Fall Down

I should give you a little background on the farm. What you see below is only part of the property. There is a brick house and many more buildings on the other side of the road not seen in the picture below. The farm was split up when my mother-in-law died using the road as a dividing line and this is part of what we are getting. My husband's brother lives in the brick house and will be getting all of the property on the other side of the road.

Here's an aerial view taken in 1982. It doesn't look like that any more. It has suffered many years of neglect at the hands of my brother-in-law. He has lived on and "managed" the farm for many years. The only thing he "managed" to do was ruin things with his laziness.



This is what the red barn looks like now:



It fell down about 15 years ago and the lazy slob who "managed" the farm just left it there in a heap. So now we're left with the daunting task of cleaning up the mess.