Found in an Old Barn
Feb 11, 2024 07:08:12 #
That's a shame. Too many farms and barns are going by the wayside. But, I thought maybe you were going to show us a mint '66 Mustang you found. 
>i< Doc
>i< Doc
Feb 11, 2024 07:32:12 #
jaymatt wrote:
It's their property and there isn't anything unique or historic about it, so . . . .
I am not sure they are going to raze it; I am speculating based on other activity there.
I am not sure they are going to raze it; I am speculating based on other activity there.
I was being facetious there, John. You just hate to see some of the old stuff get torn down. You may remember a post I made a while back wherein I posted a color and a B&W version of a barn ...one with a serious lean to it...and I asked the crowd which one they preferred. Someone bought the property and tore it all down. Understandable, but there's another peek into the past that's gone for good.
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joehel2 wrote:
Beautifully done, John. Great detail in the download.
Thank you, Joe.
Feb 11, 2024 08:27:05 #
docshark wrote:
That's a shame. Too many farms and barns are going by the wayside. But, I thought maybe you were going to show us a mint '66 Mustang you found.
>i< Doc
>i< Doc
This time the folks who bought this place are farmers, and they are clearing out some brush and trees in order to make more farmland.
Feb 11, 2024 08:27:40 #
black mamba wrote:
I was being facetious there, John. You just hate to see some of the old stuff get torn down. You may remember a post I made a while back wherein I posted a color and a B&W version of a barn ...one with a serious lean to it...and I asked the crowd which one they preferred. Someone bought the property and tore it all down. Understandable, but there's another peek into the past that's gone for good.
I know.
This time the folks who bought this place are farmers, and they are clearing out some brush and trees in order to make more farmland.
Feb 11, 2024 08:29:53 #
Don't know what would take more effort, tear down and rebuild or to just clean up and repair. They do have that can of Fresh Look in there to give the clean up a try.
Feb 11, 2024 08:32:32 #
randave2001 wrote:
Don't know what would take more effort, tear down and rebuild or to just clean up and repair. They do have that can of Fresh Look in there to give the clean up a try.
Yeah, I am not sure of the plans. There is a house there, and if the new owners decide to fix it up and rent it, the barn will probably stay. If not, . . . .
Feb 11, 2024 08:36:29 #
jaymatt wrote:
This time the folks who bought this place are farmers, and they are clearing out some brush and trees in order to make more farmland.
This time the folks who bought this place are farmers, and they are clearing out some brush and trees in order to make more farmland.
So glad to hear that. We’ve lost a lot of farm land here in Lancaster County. >i< Doc
Feb 11, 2024 08:57:23 #
docshark wrote:
So glad to hear that. We’ve lost a lot of farm land here in Lancaster County. >i< Doc
Us, too. Sad. Someday developers will understand, hopefully, that farmland is something that no-one can make more of.
Feb 11, 2024 08:58:43 #
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GreyOwl40
Loc: Quebec City
Interesting shot, John! I see some familiar looking stuff on those old shelves. It has character.
Feb 11, 2024 11:49:11 #
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