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Frost Damage

This is what happens when workers dont listen and dont follow orders.

Still a beautiful thing

I like how they still leave this up, I mean it would be so easy to take down. Thank you for leaving this relic.

Schairer Abandoned Dairy Farm (NJ)

This place is huge. I've seen this place many times driving home from work. It was a rainy day and after work I decided to walk through real quick. I didnt get a chance to really explore or enjoy my time there. I would love to go back again but as I was leaving I saw all these no trespassing signs. I thought it was just the silos and thats it but as I kept walking, it just kept going father and father back with a lot of other abandoned structures.

from the road this is all you can see, the one silo and the garage door.

this was behind the closed garage door

this was the basement of the house at the front of the property. I didnt go in, this is through the back window

this house/garage was falling down and the tree was holding it up

this was underneath, if you look in the back left of this picture, its a new looking truck bed cover

other buildings in the woods I didnt get to check.

these are two other silos behind the one you can see from the road

in between the two silos I saw a door

this was a shot looking up the silo

I guess where the milking was done?

this barn was not visible at all until you walk down.

it was huge

I dont think these pictures do it justice

high ceilings

looking towards the road

looking towards the silos

walking outside towards the back. I saw the trailer in the back

back of the big barn

went to explore the trailer

this truck was in the front, the story I heard was they used this at Renault Winery to transport wine.

inside the trailer.

I woulda love to have taken those posters to put in my shed... but I dont like taking this from places I explore

Like I said I would love to go back and spend some quality time there but seeing those no trespassing signs kinda puts me off to it.

beque(ef)ath

"Get when you give what you want"

Sod Jobs

Nichole and I had a lot of big sod projects this year at work.

Its nice to be able to work with someone who doesnt stop working.

Lucky Dad

We are truly blessed for our little one. 147 days in the NICU and her only issue is GERD (severe acid reflux). Before we left the hospital they were talking about giving her a G-tube or giving her surgery to adjust the size of her lower esophageal sphincter to help with the issue. Thank god we advocated because it seems theyre pretty quick to put the little ones under the knife. We talked to a 20 year nurse, and he said the change of care has become scary, not allowing the children to fight through these events. He told us too many kids in the NICU are getting a tracheaotomy and unnecessary surgery. She made it out and fought for her life every single day. Now the next scary thing is our Bill.

Yes, that is over $3,000,000, Million. Melissas friend started a gofundme for us. We are not the type of people to ask for help, we told her if she wanted to do it for us, we'd appreciate it but we'd never beg or ask people for money. We let her be in control and let her run it without our hand or input in it at all. She raised over $8,000 and it helped us exponentially! We were able to pay some of her CHOP bill. This was truly a blessing, everyone who donated , we could never thank them enough, no words could express our appreciation. We have pretty amazing health insurance so a major chunk of it is knocked out. We'll be ok. We are so happy to start this new life with her!