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Timber! Taking down old barns isn’t as easy as it looks. Watch the top five crashes as seen on Barnwood Builders.

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  1. 1
    @AppyTX

    Check out this log house. These are Urban explorers they don’t break into homes they find an already open entrance they don’t take anything except pictures. Anyway it might be a good resource for finding old log cabin houses check it out.

    https://youtu.be/dE89D7ARcEk

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    @celticgypsy6067

    Wasn’t this back in the same time as slavery ? Aren’t these the same States that used slaves? I wonder did slaves also help build these buildings or live in them can you mention that in your show ? Cos that was part of the history as well.

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    @sarahmonger8751

    In the Shenandoah valley of Virginia in Elkton va we have a old barn house sometime could you come and look at it I will let youll know

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