"The Duett Garage"
This is the Duett garage.
It is supposed to house the Volvo Duett, our "do-everything" farm vehicle.
Instead, for a long time, it has housed various pieces of equipment, car parts and accessories, but mostly wooden boards that needed to be dried to later be used for panelling inside a house.
The drying was now more than accomplished so it was high time for the Duett garage to
"fulfill the measure of it's creation".
Gustav and Corvin were elected to do the job.
True, unloading the contents seemed like a formidable undertaking, but the boys got right started and in no time they had made quite a dent in it. They had a great system where one would unload and the other would position himself at the end of the flat bed trailer to make sure the boards were on straight.
Corvin loaded....
and Gustav made sure it was straight.
And vice-versa.
It was a good day, a little bit overcast, but not too cold when they were out there working.
All that was about to change.
As the last few boards were being loaded onto the trailer and they were driving away with the tractor, the snow began.
A few flurries at first, and then...
It really started!
The empty barn where they were taking the boards was five minutes away from our farm and this is how it looked when they got there. They surveyed the situation for unloading and decided to lay down some of the boards to make a walkway to get up and in with their cargo. The wind was howling, the snow was blowing and the boards were heavy.
But they muscled it up and got it done, emptying the entire flat bed, even with the horrible weather conditions.
Everyone was pretty happy when the deed was done and the snow-covered boards were safely into the old barn.
This is how the Duett garage looked the next day when the snowing had stopped and they were able to sweep it all out.
And this is how it looked an hour later with the Duett in it.
I suppose that reading this post one could say,
"Well, wasn't it good of those two young men to accomplish that feat even when the weather turned so bad so unexpectedly?
GOOD FOR THEM!"
And they would be right.
The two of them did a great job.
But to us it represented much, much more.
It meant one more step forward in
"Completing the Farm"
which is our overall goal.
We want to
get it all done.
We want everything to be
where it is supposed to be.
We want to go into a building or a barn or a Duett garage that functions
the way it is intended to.
And to Gustav and Corvin who were willing to keep on even when it was tough, and help us achieve one more part of that goal we say:
Thanks Guys!
xoxoxoxo
Corvin was the "human fence" so they couldn't come back that way. Gustav herded them towards the gate and gave them a talking to at the same time. 
True, unloading the contents seemed like a formidable undertaking, but the boys got right started and in no time they had made quite a dent in it. They had a great system where one would unload and the other would position himself at the end of the flat bed trailer to make sure the boards were on straight.
As the last few boards were being loaded onto the trailer and they were driving away with the tractor, the snow began. 
The empty barn where they were taking the boards was five minutes away from our farm and this is how it looked when they got there. They surveyed the situation for unloading and decided to lay down some of the boards to make a walkway to get up and in with their cargo. The wind was howling, the snow was blowing and the boards were heavy.
But they muscled it up and got it done, emptying the entire flat bed, even with the horrible weather conditions.
