Friday's Fotos....The Log Barn!
Best I can find out this log barn was built back in the 30's or 40's.....A lot of sweat went into putting this structure together!
This is just another of those images of time going by in the Bristol Tn Va area!
I feel like we are so lucky to still have these images occupying some of our landscape!
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Rob,
This photo reminds me of a corn crib on an Historic home I had listed - built in 1815 - really neat photo - thanks for posting!
Rob I believe it was used to dry tobacco which is the reason for the openness - we have lots of them here in Virginia. It probably was a grower who had a small farm and didn't need a tall barn with many levels of hanging tobacco
Hi Rob, Congratulations for this Featured post. I love these barn pictures. You should plan to write a book on the history of the barns in your area. It would be great. Have the owners tell a story about each barn. It would be history.
Karen...I bet it was really neat.....Thanks!
Karen....It could have been...Thanks!
Judith...That's a great idea....
Erica....Never leave home without it.....Thanks!
Hope you all have a great day!---Rob
Rob -- Another great barn pic. You have to put together a coffee table book of barns.
Rob - I really like the picture. There's just something intriguing about old barns.
That is an unusual bran, but very cool. I always hope that new owners will leave the old structures
Barbara....I know...I just don't have the time.....Thanks!
Christine....I agree....Thanks!
Jeanne....I do also....Thanks!
Hope you all had a great day!---Rob
What a great shot from the Bristol, TN Mountains! Looks like it would keep the rain out, but it might have a little draft when the wind blows.
Rob, this reminds me of Lincoln Logs I used to play with as a little kid. Great shot.
What a nostalgic and charming photo. Made me think of my grandparents farm and the old days of hiding and playing in the hay loft. This barn has so much character.
Gretchen
Rob what a neat structure. I am glad Karen was able to tell us what it was probably used for.
Wow! I have never seen a log barn before! I'm not sure whether or not I like it? LOL!
Lots of natural air conditioning in that barn lol. Don't you just love buildings with character?
Jennifer....Thanks for the comment!
Joni....It's different....Thanks!
Jenny....Yes I do...Thanks!---Rob
Hope you all have a great day!---Rob
Good morning, Rob. Wow! Can't believe I missed this one. Cool shot and congrats on the feature...
Rob, I love the picture. It captures the days long gone, when life was simple and all people had were their families. On the other hand, I do enjoy the advantages we have within our reach today. Have a fabulous weekend!
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