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ronwoodcraft

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The barn has seen better days, don't know how much longer it will be there. Don't think I would want to use it for shelter during a storm.

These were taken in evening light on the back side of a rainy cold front that moved through yesterday.
 

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Beautiful pictures.
 
I bet there have been buckets of sweat lost in that old barn. I really like the rolling hills in that last pic. All are nice ones!
 
Awesome pictures! :thumbsup: My great-grandfather built a large barn like that in Iowa over 150 years ago. It's structure was built entirely by mortise-tenon. It would still be standing if it wasn't for my uncle torching it so he didn't have to pay the taxes on it. I still remember leading old ''Bessie'' in to her stall to milk her every morning and evening. I used to also help cull the pigeon population so as to cut down their crapping on the feed bales.
 
I've hung tobacco in barns that were in worse shape than that! Well... almost lol :laughing7: Nice pic.
 

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