Airing out the barn earlier this fall.
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8 comments:
Excellent! From the thumbnail I thought it was a covered bridge. Love it!
You seem to enjoy fall as much as we do. Regarding the Church of the Covenant on our blog, I seem to recall only about 750 members.
Love this photo for the City Daily Photo theme!
An intricate window detail in this upscale barn.
this is definitely unique. I also thought it was a covered bridge. very nice looking barn
That's a barn? I think most everyone figured it was a covered bridge. Looks to be in very good shape. Nice theme day shot!
marvellous barn! It great to be able to see to the other end and see green.
PS - I went to mass in Croatian at Mary Star of the Sea in San Pedro today with my friend Ljilja. Since I mostly went to my mom's orthodox service (in old Slavonic) I really had to concentrate to understand. The choir was great.
I also thought it was a covered bridge at first glance. A lovely, well cared for barn! My father, a civil engineer and history buff, says that covered bridges were built like barns because the people who built them were most familiar with barn building!
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