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I'm fond of green. I'd stick with that dark green, but give it a nice new coat to seal the wood. Or, perhaps a dark cranberry red.

Grey is such a neutral color that you could use just about anything. The kicker will be choosing a color that will complement the rustic appearance of the tin. I'd take a paint chip of the grey to the hdw store, and see what colors jump out at you. A lot depends on your color preferences. Do you like a lot of color pop? What colors would complement the other details of your yard?
 

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The green edge trim was some metal pieces a neighbor had and gave to me. They are kinda beat up looking, to me it goes with the beat up old tin. I love bright colors. If I were to paint it, I would probably go with a bright color. Hmmm maybe the green looks better. LOL
 

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Every time I see a pic of Prince being a little bit of a PIA - I'm so glad you rescued him. He is a big ol bundle of love!
 

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We bought this place in September 2014. I painted the whole interior and laid all new floors before we moved in. Moving day was February 14, 2015 which also happened to be our 19th anniversary.

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There was nothing here but a doublewide and 8 acres.

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A neighbor volunteered to build a fence to hold the horses and he worked over the months, setting posts until he was tired, then he went home. When he was ready to string wire, DH gave him money to hire day laborers and he finished up just as our son showed up with the horses, just days before we moved.

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We had a portable building moved from our land that we sold. It took a bulldozer to drag it to the road because the land was black gooey gumbo clay. That is a 7' steel tank culvert in this picture. The building was loaded up and I followed the truck to our new home and it was unloaded and set up.

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We bought a metal carport and had that set up. That necessitated the taking down of 3 trees and getting the stumps ground.
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The horses had no barn. Eleven days after we moved in, it snowed. We felt terrible for the poor horses. Over the next few weeks, it stormed, it snowed again and threw in a couple of ice storms for good measure.

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I like the way you created the fence. the size of the holes are just right for squirrels to enter and defecate the area. I hope I can make the same kind of fence here.
 

YourRabbitGirl

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That looks like a very nice place... I wish I have my own place just like that... I heard about this guy that has this american friend that actually gave her his old house in the US. Lucky girl.
 

YourRabbitGirl

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We bought this place in September 2014. I painted the whole interior and laid all new floors before we moved in. Moving day was February 14, 2015 which also happened to be our 19th anniversary.

View attachment 5863

There was nothing here but a doublewide and 8 acres.

View attachment 5864

A neighbor volunteered to build a fence to hold the horses and he worked over the months, setting posts until he was tired, then he went home. When he was ready to string wire, DH gave him money to hire day laborers and he finished up just as our son showed up with the horses, just days before we moved.

View attachment 5866

We had a portable building moved from our land that we sold. It took a bulldozer to drag it to the road because the land was black gooey gumbo clay. That is a 7' steel tank culvert in this picture. The building was loaded up and I followed the truck to our new home and it was unloaded and set up.

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We bought a metal carport and had that set up. That necessitated the taking down of 3 trees and getting the stumps ground.
View attachment 5865

The horses had no barn. Eleven days after we moved in, it snowed. We felt terrible for the poor horses. Over the next few weeks, it stormed, it snowed again and threw in a couple of ice storms for good measure.

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HI!! It's a very long time since I checked this forum out. I wonder what you're doing? I bet everything Is all settled out huh?
 
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