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Monday, April 4, 2011

Barn Charm entry....

Notice the lattice like work under the eaves...this is the second barn I have seen this way. I would love to know what all the ventilation was for...was it for hay stored in the loft? Around here, the way the wind blows, I would think it would still allow a lot of rain and snow to get blown in some of the time.
It has some wear, but I think it is still pretty sturdy and I think it is still used. Also, notice the door the ladder leads to, it looks like it has new hinges.
Well, that's my entry for Tricia's Barn Charm meme...I hope if you have a barn that you will join. I love this meme...I have been photographing barns for so long...you can look in my labels on both this and my Pics & Pieces blog, and quickly see that they are a favorite subject for me. I love seeing the barns from different places, and have a special love for the ones with rock foundations. We don't have many of those right around here, so I really enjoy seeing them.

22 comments:

Lois Evensen said...

Very good entry. :) Nice images.

TexWisGirl said...

it has a really good roof. i bet the lattice did allow venting for the hay that always puts out so much heat if it's stored too green. pretty neat!

Lowell said...

This looks to me like the typical midwestern barn...or what I think a midwestern should look like. Very much like my grandmother's barn, my sister's barn, and many of my friends barns.

Lovely photos, Rose!

George said...

I haven't seen lattice-work like that in a barn before. It definitely is interesting, but I agree that it probably is for ventilation.

EG CameraGirl said...

Great barn, Rose. I have never seen that latticework before. How unique!

Judy said...

Wonderful barn Rose...I've never seen one with lattice before.

Neal said...

Very nice Rose!

Tammy said...

The roof looks new...I think you are right about the lattice - ventilation.

Jan n Jer said...

The lattice work is the first time for me too! It does make sense that it would be for venelation. Nice Barn!

gigi said...

Nice shot!

Naquillity said...

what great shots. i've never seen a barn with lattice work around the top like that. i wonder what it's there for too. have a great night.

Unknown said...

Interesting barn architecture, I've never seen one with lattice work before. It's a beauty!

Mari said...

I've never seen lattice work like that on a barn. Nice barn shots!

Kim, USA said...

The roof indicates that this barn is still in used. The edging on the wall is really pretty. But this needs a little TLC. Nice shot and thanks for sharing!

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Evelyn S. said...

I don't believe I've ever seen lattice on a barn! Most interesting!

Great shot!

Small City Scenes said...

The lattice work is interesting. Now you MUST find the reason why. It seems to have a fairly new rood too. Whatever it is a nice barn. MB

don said...

You have a great looking barn to enter for Barn Charm today. I like all the features you pointed out. I would also wonder about snow, dirt and rain getting in through the lattice openings. Fine post.

Anonymous said...

The ones w/ rock foundations are a favorite of mine, too! =)
And the red ones are a bonus... Great addition, Rose...
Thanks so much!!! =)

Lisa Sall - Sall's Country Life said...

What a great barn! Looks like somebody is making efforts to keep it. That makes me happy!

Maude Lynn said...

I've never seen lattice like that!

Tanya Breese said...

it's beautiful and interesting! old barns have always been a favorite of mine!

Mary said...

Don't think that I have ever seen one with lattice like that. Makes it really interesting and different.

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