david and lesley morris say some of the horses - are being kept under the care of friends. they have put up a fence around much of the debris - to keep the horses still there - away from the damage.david morris: "i think everybody that was here in disbelief like we were because i hadn't seen any other damage in bedford county or anywhere close." standup: "the morris's say the support they have received so far from the community is overwhelming. they say friends came to help out with cleanup the day the storm happened."lesley morris: " you know you have friends and you know you have family, but like this happens, you know, it really comes together."the morris's say insurance company assesses the damage. they say right now - they're still not sure how much they'll be able to rebuild.lesley morris: "we'll rebuild something. but it depends on how much we get from the insurance as to what we'll be able to put back. you know, expect to lose a 40 thousand dollar barn." dollar barn." 40 thousand expect to lose a 40 thousand dollar barn." the morris's say many friends and local group

(nats) lesley morris could not believe what she saw. high winds ripped through her farm leaving nothing left but pieces of tin and objects scattered across the grass. "it had to be a tornado. i don't know wind that can do that. it had to be" morris had just left her house for a few hours to go to work. she rushed back home as soon as she got the news. "i just left there. people kept texting me and calling me and i'm like oh god what's going on? i hadn't heard any kind of warning or anything for our area" morris says she only had one thing on her mind when driving back. "i just thought my something really bad had happened" the wind started blowing harder than usual and then trees fell. neighbor ingrid akers says all she had time to do was run to her basement for cover. "i coudn't stay upstairs. no way. i really thought that any minute a wall would come down" luckily, none of the animals were killed on morris's farm and no people were home when the storm started. morris says now it's just a matter of starting over and rebuilding. "i'm jus