No, not Born in a Barn, but back to it. We started a remodel job of sorts a while ago. Tired of stacking saddles three high in our little tack room, we expanded it. However, we never really finished it.
Tess and I attacked it and made good progress. Another day of sorting off old crispy leather pieces of tack, and we just might declare it finished.
We now have room for 17 saddles! We did store some older, vintage ones in the top of the barn, just because we ran out of room.
Old, but still serviceable items for repair, I tried to be creative in their storage form.
Some of the more interesting and antique items I displayed on a wall. I mean, if you’ve been in the ranching business for over one hundred years, you can have a display wall in your barn if you want.
Wonderful !
Looking good! I like how you hung the chaps from the antique single tree.
not only a barn to be proud of, but a museum to be proud of! I can almost smell the leather & horses-
That looks so good! What a lot of history in those photos.