WILDE PLUM FARM of Georgia

with Prancin' Miniature Ponies, Springin' English Springer Spaniels, Goofy Goats, and Crazy Chickens

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Recycle built structure
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Material used for building the structures on the Farm:
    
This is a picture of the crates.      Some of the pallets that I get.         A new load of pallets                A close up of the board           
                                                                                                                                   on the pallets that I am using
                                               Manger
                             
I have tried to save alot of money on items and structure                     This is it opened and to show how I slanted the inside pallets.
that I have built at the farm.  I have used old pallets and                                 This box was big enough to use two pallets
 shipping boxes from a local business in my town.  The
 company was going to have to pay a waste removal
company to remove the boxes and I took it off their hands
 for nothing. Note that I cut the half of the bottom out of
the box to allow easier access to the hay.
 
 
This is in the open position to be able to have hay loaded.
The top is made of two pallets
 
Mangers : for the cost of $15.00
Made from
1) 4 Pallets
2) one large wooden shipping box
3) box of screws
4) recycled hinges
5) old roofing tin
 
Here is a look at a smaller Manger
 
 
 
Buck Goat Barn
 
THIS IS ONE OF MY BARN / COVER.  I KEEP MY BUCKS IN THIS AREA.  IT IS MADE FROM RECYCLE PALLETS ALSO.
I ALSO HAVE A RECYCLE RAIN GUTTER TO KEEP A RAIN BARREL FULL OF WATER THAT I USE TO FILL THE
WATER AREA.
 
BELOW ARE PICTURES FROM DIFFERENT ANGLES 
   
 
 
   
 
 
 
 
Materials that I used in the building the structure