Before & After!

Tools we are using that really help the process include an airless paint sprayer, quality water-based stain back brush, and a drill powered

Log homes are unique, as they require specific care that other homeowners may not ever consider.

Onward to the inside. Once we got the barn structure itself up, we were able to immediately use it to provide shelter for our livestock...

...Hi - me here, with my Pretty Penny, excited to share with you these fall photos from the ranch with Haze Photography. While these...

The exterior of our barn structure is finally wrapped up, along with a significant paddock fence. This was a huge accomplishment that took

When all is said and done, it will have been worth it, for sure. What has been completed looks really sharp - and the barn itself is made o

we've also decided to unexpectedly move our Homestead operation!

To answer the question: Yes, it is going to be challenging.

Garden season is coming to a close (cue the sad violins)… One of the things I love most about summer, is the fewer groceries I buy from the

In preparation for the big day, I can be a little intense... The Homestead Husband knows to stay faaar out of this Big Momma's way, when

The leaves have begun to change. I always struggle with seaonal transitions.

We're a little quackers around these parts, but we try to keep things looking nice when possible. Here's how our pond-dwellers are l

It all started with a beer. Actually, a lot of beer.

Dear HGTV, if you are looking for a Northern counter-part for the Gaines Family, you've found us.

I have never been one to wish for rain, but after the Homestead Husband laid down the duck pond liner last night, I have been doing my rain