Here is a friendly raccoon that wandered into my barn: The photo is a bit blurry but the raccoon is looking right towards the camera: The raccoon went upstairs: Check out the possum that visited me last

Here is a photo of the trees that have been cut down: The logs are 90% hard wood. I will trade them for 50 STEEM/SBD: Enter from Portland Street: 358 Main Street Haverhill, MA 01830, USA Back up behind

I did lending and borrowing on BTCJam and here is my experience: I have paid up to date on my borowing: I paid back all my loans, bu I am indebted from other patrons: Lessons learned: Be careful lending

I smoothed out the top of the side foundation wall: I placed a large cobblestone in the corner of the foundation because it is stronger than bricks: I put small rocks and mortar down underneath the first

An old window for the barn basement: Possums and other creatures would climb through it: Let's lay some big boulders down and mortar them in: Make sure the bricks are level: Keep adding rows of bricks

Here is a humorous animation that explains the banking system.

Here is the cast iron fire pit: Fire #1: What's left of the pile of wood that we burned: What's left of the pile of wood that we burned with flash: Fire #2: Table: Pile of rocks: Walkway with trash bin:

My barn from the neighbors porch: Neighbors Cat: The painting is complete: Prime advertising space: Some old leftover signs that could be re-purposed: The tiled rug only fills a corner of the barn but

This friendly possum stopped in the barn for a visit: I first noticed it under my computer desk by my feet. Here is a picture from afar: The possum likes gardening tools: Hopefully, the possum can find

Here I am with a sword: A friend with a sword: Another friend with a sword: A Zelda sword: The blade bends on this sword: Sword handle: A pile of swords: A miniature armor suit:

These wild flower seeds should make the place look more lively: The wild flowers cost $12.50 on Amazon: This is a slab of granite. It is a cut-out for a sink from a granite counter top. It makes a good

Proof of work: From further away: Keep the ladder safe: Looking up the ladder: My feet: Laying back in my zero gravity chair: Door in the background: I hope this indoor plant grows again: This wheelbarrow

We smashed the head off the big tank. It looks like the tank is an old oxygen tank that goes with a welding set-up: Unfortunately, there were no explosions or dramatic events when smashing the head off

Right outside of Boston with Bacon: Bacon grease catches on fire: Until next time:

This wall has no mortar left in it since the water rushing in here wore it away over the past 100 or so years: The water is just pouring right in underneath the barn door now: There has been some past

Here is my fire pit: We have to do something with all the scrap wood leftover from renovating the barn: Fire pit with the porch in the background: The fire pit with a barn in the background. The camera

Some spots underneath the siding is still not painted. The siding needs to be nailed to the wall boards. The wall boards need to be nailed to the original barn framing. The siding could be sanded and repainted

Steem to the moon! It is for real!

Coming at you straight out of Boston: Another angle: Far away shot: