UNCLE LOU'S BARNS

in barnes •  6 years ago 

These are two barns that are part of Uncle Lou's farm. Uncle Lou is my wife's uncle. The barn all the way to the right of the first picture was used as the sugar house. Farmers of this region would cook their sap in this barn when making Maple syrup. Uncle Lou keeps these 200 year old structures in very good condition.
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He has made some repairs over the years. It is very important to keep the hay dry for the horses.

Hope you enjoyed! thebigsweed.

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howdy there thebigsweed! I love old barns, I grew up on a big farm out by Dodge City, Kansas and we had barns. Love those stone walls! I like the look of that old roof where they put the steel roof over it! lol. Really needed that steel roof.

Love old barns also.
Having built several homes from the ground up, and knowing how much work is involved, only makes me appreciate these magnificent structures more. They constructed these barns with out the aid of power tools and machinery to lift these big beams into place. I simply am amazed every time I see one. There are several round barns about 8 miles from where I live. They have been very well maintained. About five years ago they were having a barn sale out in front of the barn. We stopped and I asked the owner if I could take a look inside. The framing of the barn was jaw dropping. My intentions are to see if I can talk to the farmer and get permission to see the inside again and snap some pictures. This old round barn should provide some great content for a future post.

Thanks for the up-vote and comment.

Always appreciated! always humbled!

howdy again sir thebigsweed! oh that would be such a great post! I hope that happens. My pleasure for the vote, you post really interesting stuff!

Those photos of the barn and uncle Lucius FARM are timeless

Amazing!200years.I'm sure he feels very proud to be his living legacy.Thanks for the meaningful photo.

Uncle Lou is one of the finest men I have ever met. Korean war Vet, father of nine, Grandfather of 23 and a true gentleman.