What a 169 year old barn should look like.
The farm is located about 15 miles north of where I live, so I have made many trips past it. I always thought about finding a place to park and grab a quick shot with my P&S.
Today I spotted a lady walking across the yard so I pulled in and asked if I could photograph the barn. She agreed, and her husband came out and talked to me while I shot a few images. They were kind gracious people.
The stone foundation is the only give away of the age of the building. The house is a stunning mansion, would have loved to have included it, but didn't want to push my luck.
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GPS Phil wrote:
The farm is located about 15 miles north of where I live, so I have made many trips past it. I always thought about finding a place to park and grab a quick shot with my P&S.
Today I spotted a lady walking across the yard so I pulled in and asked if I could photograph the barn. She agreed, and her husband came out and talked to me while I shot a few images. They were kind gracious people.
The stone foundation is the only give away of the age of the building. The house is a stunning mansion, would have loved to have included it, but didn't want to push my luck.
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WOW! What a fantastic old relic, kept up in good shape. Amazingly wonderful.
Nice job on the photos and thanks for sharing. Richard
Wow from me too...this old barn is in better shape than some of the houses in my neighborhood. What an amazing find and even better that you took the time to grab some shots so the rest of us can enjoy it took. Thanks so much Phil. Do you know what it's primary use was?
harclod wrote:
WOW! What a fantastic old relic, kept up in good shape. Amazingly wonderful.
Nice job on the photos and thanks for sharing. Richard
Thank you Richard, the kind words are always welcome.
It a beautiful place to just drive by and look. Always makes my day better. :-)
Phil
James56 wrote:
Wow from me too...this old barn is in better shape than some of the houses in my neighborhood. What an amazing find and even better that you took the time to grab some shots so the rest of us can enjoy it took. Thanks so much Phil. Do you know what it's primary use was?
Hey buddy, glad you dropped in. Always happy to hear your good words. Not sure if the barn had a specific use at any given time, but I'm sure it changed over the years. You might say it is the North's version of a plantation, just smaller. Thank God I'm not bashful! :lol: If I would have been, I would not have stopped. Take care my friend!
Phil
Erv
Loc: Medina Ohio
Awesome Phil!!! Now that is one beautiful barn. It takes a lot of effort to keep it looking like this. So glad you stopped and asked. Most folks I run into are very nice about pictures I want to take. Thanks for sharing this gem!!!
Erv
Erv wrote:
Awesome Phil!!! Now that is one beautiful barn. It takes a lot of effort to keep it looking like this. So glad you stopped and asked. Most folks I run into are very nice about pictures I want to take. Thanks for sharing this gem!!!
Erv
Thanks a lot Erv, for stopping in and commenting. How's your new camera working out? Are you liking it? I just went FF about a month ago (Df) and enjoying it very much.
Phil
Erv
Loc: Medina Ohio
I have it dialed in pretty good now Phil. Loving it!!! I just put a grip on it this week. And it feels really good in my hands.
Erv
GPS Phil wrote:
Thanks a lot Erv, for stopping in and commenting. How's your new camera working out? Are you liking it? I just went FF about a month ago (Df) and enjoying it very much.
Phil
rlaugh
Loc: Michigan & Florida
That is amazing..good shots!
It's in wonderful condition for that age Phil.Excellent set.
looking at it you would not guess its age. wonderful barn. they take beautiful care of it, you can see that. great shots, phil. thanks for posting. deb
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GPS Phil wrote:
The farm is located about 15 miles north of where I live, so I have made many trips past it. I always thought about finding a place to park and grab a quick shot with my P&S.
Today I spotted a lady walking across the yard so I pulled in and asked if I could photograph the barn. She agreed, and her husband came out and talked to me while I shot a few images. They were kind gracious people.
The stone foundation is the only give away of the age of the building. The house is a stunning mansion, would have loved to have included it, but didn't want to push my luck.
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Great pictures! it is nice to find some barns that people try to save instead of letting them fall into disrepair. Pictures look great. Thank you for sharing.. :thumb up:
rlaugh wrote:
That is amazing..good shots!
Thanks rlaugh, looks like something that a raccoon would try to get into :lol:
Phil
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