I was taking a driving tour on Days Mill Road (see also Part 1, posted yesterday) and came to this small shed. It was being used to sell eggs and other items, but I guessed it was originally built as a place for the children to wait for their school bus:
I passed by old dirt lanes into the pine forest and ancient cedar fences, built in the old style:
A sturdy and comfortable country home beside tall pines and decorated for Halloween:
More old cedar rail fencing with a collection of barns:
The old cedar rail fence ran along the road, past farm and forest:
Cedar lasts for a very long time and this fence was in the old style, so it could easily have been a hundred years old:
This pasture stretched back to the forest and was bounded alongside the road with more cedar rail fence:
An old shingled barn in excellent shape, with a wonderful sign out front: "Just Be Kind"
The other side of the barn in the above photo, showing an old silo. The first time I drove this road I saw horses here, but I've never seen them since:
A house with a wonderful front porch:
A wood shingled house:
An old farm field which may have been a hay field. There was still more to see on Days Mill Road and I'll post Part 3 tomorrow:
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