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Wordless Wednesday - this old barn

Albemarle Barn

and here is a closer photo of the same barn:

Albemarle Barn

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Posted by Charlottesville Real Estate - Your Trusted Broker Charles McDonald on 06/17/2009 07:45 AM

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15 Comments on Wordless Wednesday - this old barn

JUN

Charles - great pics, I like old farm structures, especially these huge old barns.

Love the barn. It reminds me of where I grew up in New Jersey! Thanks for sharing

Charles - what a beautiful building. Imagine the tales it could tell.

Charles that is an awesome old barn, once all these old barns are gone they will only be remembered on pictures and paintings, the newer barns lack the character these grand old barns possess.

I'm sure the old barns in your area are much older than the old barns out here Charles!

Hey, Charles. What a beautiful piece of history. I apprecaite you sharing such wonderful shots. Thanks, Jim

What a great picture! I saw a few of these during trips from Blacksburg to Lynchburg and I miss seeing them now that I live in Boston. Thanks for sharing!

Charles - I don't think I can remember seeing such a grand looking barn as that one in your picture. Nice shot!

Wow, your barn pic puts mine to shame! What a great barn! One of those that every adventurous soul who considers all buildings fair game for rehabbing can imaging living in!

JUN

Love Love Love old barns especially this style. Thanks for sharing.

Charles,I bet this old barn has alot of stories to tell!

On another topic,I think I lost your meatball recipe from about a year and a half ago that everyone raves about...could you email it to me or resend me the link to that post?

Charles, That could be my husbands Grandpa's barn in Kansas. I expect it is in really bad condition now though as the house and barn have been vacated for years. I wish we had a better camera in the day!

Charles - what a very cool barn, and beautiful photos. Thank you for sharing them!

JUN

..this really is interesting stuff! I am intrigued and am so glad you shared this! Thanks!

JUN

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Hi Charles:

Looks like that old barn is in great shape!

Have a wonderful weekend...

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