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Related: About this forumOld barn and wheat, EDITED, a few for perspective.
Last edited Mon Jun 9, 2014, 08:52 PM - Edit history (2)
friend/landlord's, on my walk down the path.
Side of a barn:
with wheat to the left, and river in the distance:
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Old barn and wheat, EDITED, a few for perspective. (Original Post)
elleng
Jun 2014
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nadinbrzezinski
(154,021 posts)1. Nice
elleng
(131,292 posts)2. I thought so too, Nadin. Thanks.
Just asked the owner today, What's that, WHEAT? and he said YES! There's also corn and soybeans coming up. Will follow those!
CrispyQ
(36,552 posts)3. The barn has a primitive cathedral look to it.
I finished Ken Follett's The Pillars of the Earth recently & enjoyed it immensely.
elleng
(131,292 posts)4. Will go back and study it further,
for such attributes. THANKS, CrispyQ.
CrispyQ
(36,552 posts)5. Without your descriptive of a barn, I would have guessed this as a cathedral.
The wheat is lovely.
elleng
(131,292 posts)6. Interesting, your thoughts on the 'barn.'
Will be following the growth of the wheat, of course, and the corn further down the path (and soybeans, too.) An educational experience, this living in 'rural' MD!
alfredo
(60,078 posts)7. It's tall like a hemp or tobacco barn.
elleng
(131,292 posts)8. I don't know about hemp or tobacco barns, alfredo,
but doesn't look tall to me. Roof blocked by trees. Will return soon, and get more perspectives.
alfredo
(60,078 posts)9. I was thinking tall compared to footprint.
Barns vary as to region.