Posted by larry@stinescorner on December 11, 2015 at 16:46:52 from (100.35.207.77):
one of the stones on the front porch came loose,,this was one of the last things I Did with my dad before he passed away,Today I reset it,pointed it up and chalked it. Wanted to do it on this warm day,would have done it sooner,but I didnt notice it till the other day down in the little house basement to patch up some holes some holes outside the foundation too the curb by the basement door needed patching too,mixed some concrete for that A small patch by the butcher house door When I was cleaning the downstairs of the barn I found a loose spot of plaster,It seemed like water was coming in,,Up top there were some old rat tunnels right where the water problem was, I had concrete so I dug down some and filled it all with some. I hope that helps.And to keep it tractor related,,,, I fired up the 8n just before dark,to spread the piles I dumped in the hayfield the other day. The lights are a car coming up the road.
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down in the little house basement to patch up some holes 
some holes outside the foundation too 
the curb by the basement door needed patching too,mixed some concrete for that 
A small patch by the butcher house door 
When I was cleaning the downstairs of the barn I found a loose spot of plaster,It seemed like water was coming in,,Up top there were some old rat tunnels right where the water problem was, I had concrete so I dug down some and filled it all with some. I hope that helps.And to keep it tractor related,,,, I fired up the 8n just before dark,to spread the piles I dumped in the hayfield the other day. 
The lights are a car coming up the road.