The Old Tin Roof House - From Farmstead Hollow No one remembers when the little house was built. It has stood at the edge of the Hollow for as long as anyone can recall, its old tin roof weathered by rain and rust, and its chimney darkened by years of woodsmoke. A few sticks are kept near the porch. The door is seldom closed tight. There is nothing grand about the place. There never was. It was built for shelter, warmed by what could be gathered, repaired with what was at hand, and kept standing because that is simply what people did. Some things survive not because they were made perfectly, but because someone kept tending them. Simple things. Made slowly. Meant to be kept. One-of-a-kind $43.60+ shipping