Wal-mart is a two lane road. Last week we turned off that road onto one we hadn't yet explored in the five years we've been here not really expecting to find anything. Well, the Dairy Barn was a wonderful surprise.
(click and enlarge photos for a better view)
A better shot of the companion barn to the side.
The other side of the barn with the clear blue sky we had last week.
Linking to Tricia's Barn Charm.
i LOVE the 4-poster silos! so cool! have never seen that done before. the silos are always grouped together.
ReplyDeleteNeat barn photos, Carletta... We are praying for West VA and that horrible storm... I know that snow is predicted in many areas. We may get a little snow here too....
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In it's hay day this must have been a going concern. Interesting shot of the companion buildings which go along with he barn.
ReplyDeleteI love going down country roads and seeing what I find too. You found a great one!
ReplyDeleteWhat a treasure to never have seen before! It is a beautiful old barn.
ReplyDeleteWhat an interesting barn with all it's silos!
ReplyDeleteLots of work done in that big barn over the years. And the sky is a beautiful blue for your photo!
ReplyDeleteI like that last shot. It must have been quite a farm in it's day. I like the lettering on the front. It's fun to explore back roads. You never know what you'll find. Pamela
ReplyDeleteUnique find! I, too, have never seen a barn/silo setup quite like that.
ReplyDeleteWow, I don't think I've ever seen so many silos on a barn! Great shots!
ReplyDeleteBe safe out there in the storm!
ReplyDeleteA beautiful barn -- and how fun to find unexpected fascinating things...we love to explore different back roads too.
Two-lane country roads often lead to the nicest finds. This is a great barn.
ReplyDeleteGreat pictures! It is sad though in a sense that so many old farms like this are going the way of the dodo bird. But wonderful to live in a place where you can see that!
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Wonderful discovery! I love going down backroads--you never know what you'll find.
ReplyDelete"Stately" comes to mind when I view this barn and its many silos Carletta. What a wonderful find!
ReplyDeleteThank you for your kind comments about Dahli. Much appreciated.
i prefer the last shot ... the angle is just lovely. get to see all those window. so fun. take care. hope you are well. (:
ReplyDeleteLove the silos!
ReplyDeleteWow, four silos! It does look like a four poster bed. Beautiful place.
ReplyDeleteThese are definitely beauties! Love the white & the silos... look at all the windows
ReplyDeleteGreat find, Carletta... I LOVE driving down old country roads just to see what's there & what I can shoot! =)
What a great barn!!! I particularly love the last shot!
ReplyDeletesometimes it is best to not be expecting much when we go exploring; we are better able to see the surprises!
ReplyDeleteIt's an incredible barn! Love the silos and the companion barn---a terrific find! I love when I turn down an unfamiliar road and discover a gem of a barn on down!:>)
ReplyDeleteIt really is a wonderful barn! Love it, and what it represents...all that good healthy milk steaming in the fall air!
ReplyDeleteNow, I just LOVE this one! It is wonderful! I think it is so thrilling to come upon an awesome old barn. Love that it is surrounded by silo's!
ReplyDeleteA fine barn complex to find and get to shoot. It's a great looking barn and amazing number of silos.
ReplyDeleteJudging from those silos--some very hungry cows hung out here. A very nice setting. Especially like the way you captured the field grasses and weeds (with that little punch of color) near the barn.
ReplyDeleteI do love this place, the dual silos, well that's the icing on the cake!
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