I have this love of old barns. In a few years they may be but a stubble on the ground. Let me share a few relatively close by, that I hadn't seen before.
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Monday, October 27, 2014
Roads Less Traveled
Just a beautiful Fall day in Tennessee. Time to take a ride and explore. I have lived in this area about 9 yrs. this time, and 9 yrs.again back in the 1990's. We still find roads less traveled.
I have this love of old barns. In a few years they may be but a stubble on the ground. Let me share a few relatively close by, that I hadn't seen before.
. Some are barns that are still used and others homes abandoned. Let me share!
I have this love of old barns. In a few years they may be but a stubble on the ground. Let me share a few relatively close by, that I hadn't seen before.
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Nice old barns -- and one that looks like it's really a cabin, not a very big one. In another nine years, as you say, they may simply be stubble on the ground.
ReplyDeleteHow nice to have old building/barns in your area and great photos!
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My husband is a barn nut. We laugh at him when we drive by one that is on it's last slat, "Hey Papa, there's a barn for you!". But I admit, I would love to make one over and live in it!
ReplyDeleteDiane -- The marker on the log home was one I was not familiar with. So the state of TN has a certification program in place to mark how long the land has been in use as agricultural land. I think this is great -- hopefully it was a family farm and not a corporate farm. I too love barns -- they tell us reams of info about our past. When they are gone who will tell their stories. -- thanks barbara
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