...once upon a time, there were many round barns in Indiana. Now there are few. This one was visible from the bike trail, tho I had to ride down a quiet country lane about a quarter mile to get this shot. What makes this one nearly unique is that it is still being used on an active farm, by descendants of the original builder. This kind of vista is a good example of why I like to get out on the RailTrails all day and see the countryside.
"An Old Lady's Game"? What's that? In Retirement, going after the interests I never "had time for": travel, gardens, reading, sewing, "family history play", taking photos, etc.
Tuesday, May 25, 2010
The best sight on our sight-seeing trip...
...once upon a time, there were many round barns in Indiana. Now there are few. This one was visible from the bike trail, tho I had to ride down a quiet country lane about a quarter mile to get this shot. What makes this one nearly unique is that it is still being used on an active farm, by descendants of the original builder. This kind of vista is a good example of why I like to get out on the RailTrails all day and see the countryside.
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How interesting to learn someone is still using that barn. I love seeing and making pictures of old barns or houses. They just seem to tell a story.
ReplyDeleteLovely scene, I love going on the biketrails.
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