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Opened up this animal shed for the first time, after digging away the soil (and metal bits) that was blocking the door.
Not much inside, luckily.
I'm slowly demolishing it as its in poor shape and I want another firewood store in its place.
Slow work as the thing was double walled with straw packed between as insulation. And a mummified pine marten.
Looks like the roof is also insulated. Good thing about straw: Much easier to recycle than slag wool! 😁
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Opened up this animal shed for the first time, after digging away the soil (and metal bits) that was blocking the door.
Not much inside, luckily.
I'm slowly demolishing it as its in poor shape and I want another firewood store in its place.
Slow work as the thing was double walled with straw packed between as insulation. And a mummified pine marten.
Looks like the roof is also insulated. Good thing about straw: Much easier to recycle than slag wool! 😁
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Opened up this animal shed for the first time, after digging away the soil (and metal bits) that was blocking the door.
Not much inside, luckily.
I'm slowly demolishing it as its in poor shape and I want another firewood store in its place.
Slow work as the thing was double walled with straw packed between as insulation. And a mummified pine marten.
Looks like the roof is also insulated. Good thing about straw: Much easier to recycle than slag wool! 😁
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Opened up this animal shed for the first time, after digging away the soil (and metal bits) that was blocking the door.
Not much inside, luckily.
I'm slowly demolishing it as its in poor shape and I want another firewood store in its place.
Slow work as the thing was double walled with straw packed between as insulation. And a mummified pine marten.
Looks like the roof is also insulated. Good thing about straw: Much easier to recycle than slag wool! 😁
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Opened up this animal shed for the first time, after digging away the soil (and metal bits) that was blocking the door.
Not much inside, luckily.
I'm slowly demolishing it as its in poor shape and I want another firewood store in its place.
Slow work as the thing was double walled with straw packed between as insulation. And a mummified pine marten.
Looks like the roof is also insulated. Good thing about straw: Much easier to recycle than slag wool! 😁