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Click to enlarge photos.I spent a good part of the evening scanning slides...when I first do them I think they are great. Then I come back later and feel sort of ho-hum about some of them. However, barns always find favor with me whether taken by me or someone else, so I am posting two or three views of this barn. And will post a different barn on The Road Less Photographed.
I know this one was north of here, I think still in Vermillion County, Indiana but not positive. I didn't have much choice on where I shot the picture from...it was a narrow, winding dirt road. But something about this barn just seemed so huge. I wish I could find it again to see if I still had that feeling.