I often traveled County Route 47 at night while driving to and from community chorus rehearsals, so one day I decided to drive it during the day and see what I'd been missing. The road had lots of spectacular old barns, though most of them are now sitting idle:
Many of the smaller barns, however, were being used for horses:
These outbuilding held farm equipment:
A modern style barn with piles of round hay bales stored under its canopy. I wish I could keep my hay bales out of the rain:
An attractive setup for horses:
An old barn behind a traditional split rail cedar fence:
An old shed, no longer used. It appeared to me as this was once someone's house, tiny though it is:
A large and elaborate farm house, behind cedar split rail fence:
A big red barn with a couple of horses enjoying the sunshine:
A string of barns, laid out in the New England style. I was just getting started on my driving tour though, and there was still much to see. I'll post Part 2 tomorrow:
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