Wow Randy ! Sure glad you were not in there, so was it just a 2nd floor, wood framed, just failed or you think what was going in was heavier than you thought it was, more moisture etc.? That would really play with my head, loading up something like that and having no idea it could give way.
Well at least its inside, not the entire barn, we went through that on a 80x150 barn in '09, with that same corrugated tin, roof collapse of 2/3 of the barn. What a tangled mess to clean up, then re-build, in winter. I included a shot just as the framing was finished and it was ready for tin, I did a lot of work on this one alone, then had 2 more people working on it until the end. I will not do another large carpentry/framing job like this during winter again, no way, not happening, that was some really miserable work, hated being up on this roof for hours at a time.
Hopefully you can get it cleaned up without too much hassle, darned glad to hear no one or your livestock was injured.
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