I love this beautiful red barn. On the other side of the barn it appears that there is a "paddy wagon" parked. Very interesting.
Thursday, August 21, 2008
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2 friendly people have said::
Boy that looks familiar. Except it is freshly painted. Most around here have not seen a bucket of paint since before World War II.
A lot of our historic barns have been sold, torn down, and hauled away and replaced with all metal buildings. Those must make a big racket in a hail storm.
Exceptional subject matter for me. Nice.
Very nice! So many farm buildings are run down all throughout Utah, it's nice to see a farm that is cared for and active. Beautiful picture!
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