My sad boar disaster

Now, when I am writing this posting, I already know how much better it will look like, but when I took those photos of my house and garden, I was devastated and overwhelmed with work to be done. So I will not talk here too much about the damage, as there will be another posting shortly following about the happy day of united voluntary work -bee - on our yard.
There was one good side in this wild nature attack toward the human culturization (is that even a word?): none of the flower beds were touched. Did they consider flowers poisonous or are the earth worms not living in the flower beds? Good questions, who knows.

1. Very happy that the main house is in one piece:









2. The clothe rack is also standing, although rather rough underneith:









3. 'Plowed' passage between sauna and the big stable:

4. Proper and even work in the orchard:

5. Oh, Lord, sad view of the non existing lawn with the roofless barn on the background: