Here's a local barn that has seen much better days, that's for sure.
I'm surprised no one has has offered to take the barn down to salvage the old barn boards.
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I find it so sad to see old barns and such just left to disintegrate like that. What stories they could tell but we will never know. MB
Oh we have a few barns like that too, i always feel sad but it reminds one of days gone by
EG: What a wonderful, beautiful and sad find. It probably was a grand structure in its day.
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