State Route 11B, From The County Line To Nicholville - Part 2

I was on Route 11B, approaching Nicholville, and snapping photos of local farms (see Part 1, yesterday). These friendly cattle watched me with interest as I snapped their photo:

This house was was so colorful that I wondered if it was a bed and breakfast. I saw no sign, though, so I decided it was not:

A big pile of rubble beside this barn. I guessed that it was being renovated:

A classic, small farm house with two chimneys and a front porch:

Hip-roofed barn and hip-roofed farm house, great for winters with lots of snow, like the one we just had:

This old barn was in great shape and had several new, modern windows:

I entered the little settlement of Nicholville, where the houses were closer together:

The homes here had a small town charm:

This old, brick home may have been a farm house once upon a time:

The Nicholville Volunteer Fire Department:

Nicholville has its own, small telephone company and I turned off the highway at one of their truck garages. This was the end of my driving tour, so I put my camera away and concentrated on finding my way home: