While we were out, we took a drive to find Uncle Joe's farm in Caneadea. The farm was still there but the barn was hidden behind trees. So sad. Ah, well. I can still see Sally Sue calling "Here, chick, chick!" as she threw feed in the driveway.Down the road a short distance, we found an old barn that made for some nice pictures.
One day I'd like to find a barn I can go inside of and take pictures. I'm hoping for fresh hay, chickens in the hay mow, a litter of kittens, and some cows. Oh, wait. That would have been Uncle Joe's...
More barns at Tom's Barn Collective.
Nice captures! They look in good shape and well cared for. Is that a wooden water tower?
ReplyDeleteThat is a silo for storing grain, and this barn is sadly falling down. The good side faces the road. I took my photos through the holes in the side, but I love being able to see the ladders going up.
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At least I think it's just a silo...
DeleteWhat a treat to find the old barn along a quiet country road! I enjoyed your photos!
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These are some great photos. The silo does look unusual.
ReplyDeleteI think it's just ancient.
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I like the flag on the barn
ReplyDeleteHave a great week!
You went to great barn hunting country. I love it down there. Thanks for sharing these Alleghany County scenes. Hurry on back!
ReplyDeleteI love Alleghany County!
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