But the future is now!
We took a look at the older stuff and I accepted the proposition that it might just be asbestos, took some to the tip and had it checked and confirmed that it was asbestos. They thanked me for my offer but said they didn’t want it — at any price. At this point it could have stayed behind the shed for another 20 years but no, with the help of a friend with a digger we have sorted and stacked it and tomorrow an approved contractor is arriving, at immense expense, in PPE to double bag and remove same to a place of safety (actually controlled un-safety) after which I will get a certificate!
And look — space for a new barn!
Tomorrow the man will come to measure up for the steel frame of the new barn and we will order the wooden cladding, the painting of which will be another new diversion.
dianaashworth 
Hi Diana So glad to see you aren’t bored during lockdown! It all looks much more exciting than life in Kettering. Presumably you are now trapped in Wales until lockdown is lifted. I’ve had my first vaccine jab today. Quite amazing, I was expecting to wait until February or later. Bill looks as if he is enjoying himself. Take care Love Brenda
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Cheers Brenda!
Looks like you’ve been really busy. I can’t wait to see the new barn when it’s finished.
And we can’t wait to see you!