All but the wood cladding were moist and moldy. (what you see here is dust, ancient spiderwebs, and mud from old muddauber egg casings.
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All but the wood cladding were moist and moldy. (what you see here is dust, ancient spiderwebs, and mud from old muddauber egg casings.
Life on the Farmlet 
Well, I do like the wood wall. Lots of wood reinforcement and insulation properties.
Thank you, George, we like them too!
This is GOOD news really…
Means the moisture is coming from inside, not out (or soaking up from underneath – not above from the roof)
If nothing else, at least you’ll be gaining interior space, once all of these moisture attracting layers are gone: )
Which begs the question: Why is it so wet on the inside?
I am guessing, but I think it was because previously there wasn’t a moisture barrier under the house (we have had one installed) and because their was no ventilation for the stove, or the bathroom for that matter, and we intend to do that as well.