I have always wanted to capture some shots of the old barns that are around my local countryside...I just wonder how excited the farmers must of been when these barns were first built on their farms, and who built them.
I have found about a half dozen of them scattered throughout a 10 -15 mile area that appear to be built by the same people, as they are very similar.
This particular barn is the only one I have found so far, that appears to be completely restored.
This particular barn is the only one I have found so far, that appears to be completely restored.
Please visit Scenic Sunday, for some other great scenic shots.
That was a big one :) Contains both hey and animals I suppose. It's a fine building and I think the farmer was very proud of it :)
ReplyDeleteAlways great to see something of the past restored.
ReplyDeleteSeems to be a very big building. Nice shape and I wonder whaT The small glasshouse on top was used for. Thanks for showing!
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We just saw a movie with a fabulous red barn like this--we were ready to pack up and move! How wonderful to live nearby. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteThis is a beautiful barn! We have so many barns in Ohio since we are a farming state, but I have not seen one like this. Nice shot.
ReplyDeleteI once heard that the old red barns were built by the German. Who knows
ReplyDeleteGreat photograph, though
Great picture of the barn!//Eva
ReplyDeleteI love shots of old barns, this is a great one.
ReplyDeleteHave a great day
Guy
Regina In Pictures
Pretty barn..Happy SS! Mine is up.
ReplyDeleteWhat a BEAUTIFUL big red barn ;--)
ReplyDeleteWonderful choice for Scenic Sunday. I shared more of my sister's travel photos at Sacred Ruminations today along with one of my own.
Hugs and blessings,
Lovely photo of this barn. Barns are such a big open space. Bigger than houses, full of shelter and food. So many people are drawn to them, including me.
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Love the barn. I've always been attracted to old buildings and wonder about their original owners. Wonder if you could find out from any county or historic records?
ReplyDeleteThe image of your grandaughter cries out to me as I had the same thing happen with my lab.
Excellent captures.