Big A, I know the sentiment you're talking about. About 20-25 years ago my Grand dad retired from the farm, built the house I'm in now and gave the farm to my uncle in exchange for building this house for him. My uncle went behind everyone's back in 1998 and sold the farm with 127 acres without letting anyone in the family know. I had offered to buy it about four months earlier for more money and was refused. The current owner is an ignorant hateful man who has let the place degrade to where it's not worth anything now. He took the cattle stanchions out and the barn has many pieces of roofing and siding blown off with no repairs at all. I bought this house four years ago after my granddad passed away. It's on a four acre piece on the corner of the old farm and I have to look at the mess over there everyday. It angers me sometimes but mostly it just breaks my heart to see it. I wish I could somehow buy it back and rebuild it to what it was when I used to spend all my weekends and summers working the farm with my Grampy . I learned what little I know from him and learned to drive his old H and my Great Uncles Super C. It was hard work but it gave me a sense of respect for what work really was.
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