PICS OF BARNS; Any barns; All barns; My barn; Your barn; Not your barn

[dodge man]

Another barn from a bike ride, this one is close to my house, a mile away.

 

[BackRoad]

B-I-L's barns...

 

[dodge man]

Another barn from a bike ride. This on is on about a 3 acre parcel that is kept mowed nicely and in immaculate condition but no house nearby.

 

[bindian]

That looks, to me, like someone is living in it.
hugs, Brandi

 

[dodge man]

That looks, to me, like someone is living in it.
hugs, Brandi

Brandi, I’ve wondered that too. I’ve ridden by it a couple of other times and so vehicles there.

Todays barn, a well kept one on a farm that is maintained in immaculate condition. The house and other out buildings always look nice.

 

[tinsnip]

My barn. Originally a carriage barn for a nearby inn around 1820. Disassembled and brought here in the 70s.

 

[Joel/ak]

Not as nice as some but fits all our equipment plus it has a warm room to sleep in on cold nights.

Dad and I built it. Was rough getting the trusses in since it's a mile off the road but it worked

 

[dodge man]

Another barn pic. I’m not sure I ever explained why I have all the barn pics. I ride an e bike and there is an e bike forum of course. There is a thread where people post pics of their rides, photos of Europe, castles in England, mountains, lakes, rivers and bridges. Well here I have barns so that’s what I started taking pictures of.

 

[EddieWalker]

I'm curious about your E Bike. How long can you go on a charge? Can you add to the charge by peddling? Generate your own electricity? Is there any exercise in it, or is it just for fun?

I've thought about getting one for the land. Small, nimble, quiet and easy to get around on my roads real fast when I just want to check on things.

 

[Molalla1]

x2 . . .