It's rare to see a brick barn in these parts. The small Amish? barn is interesting, I don't see this here either. The last two would be at home down the road here. Thanks for sharing these Indiana barns. I look forward to what you find next. Tom The Backroads Traveller
It's rare to see a brick barn in these parts. The small Amish? barn is interesting, I don't see this here either. The last two would be at home down the road here. Thanks for sharing these Indiana barns. I look forward to what you find next. Tom The Backroads Traveller
ReplyDeletethat first one could be easy to live in, they are all beautiful. i like the white one at the end the best
ReplyDeleteGreat barns - I love the brick one - we don't get much made of brick out here in earthquake country.
ReplyDeletewow, that first one is awesome!
ReplyDeleteThe first barn is stunning! The cows there must be royalty!
ReplyDeleteA block barn. Unusual.
ReplyDeleteGreat barn photos!
ReplyDeleteAll of these barns look pretty sturdy! Love the Amish farms. So clean and neat!
ReplyDeleteWow! Wonderful barns for sure. All the roofs look like they are in great shape!
ReplyDeleteIt is neat to see a brick barn.
ReplyDeleteSome very solid constructions which should stand for many years. Thanks for showing us around.
ReplyDeleteThat first barn looks so sturdy and well built. It's a fine looking barn that has many years to go.
ReplyDeleteThese are all great barns but the red brick one catches my eye the most.
ReplyDeletelove the variety of colors, so fun! ( ;
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