Silo for Saturday

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[Mcrafty1]

What a neat looking set of buildings, and it looks like they left one in original condition to have as a reminder of the old farm. The silo looks original and unused, it does still look to be in far condition though. Thanks for sharing.

 

[Stroby]

Dandy. Might be the shortest silo I've seen, but neat all the same.

 

[Mark Poss]

Great pictures! Thanks for posting

 

[sms]

Dandy. Might be the shortest silo I've seen, but neat all the same.

Here is a short one.

 

[Bob Bancroft]

What a neat looking set of buildings, and it looks like they left one in original condition to have as a reminder of the old farm. The silo looks original and unused, it does still look to be in far condition though. Thanks for sharing.

I agree. I think the silos good condition has a lot to do with its age. I consider it to be relatively modern. There are a couple of tile silos on this road. I don't know how old they are, but they certainly predate me. I took the one down which was here. A wooden square framed silo had preceded it, but was long gone before me. There is an octagonal wooden silo nearby which was finally blown over in the last couple of years with one of these rogue southeast winds we have been getting.

 

[Brian G. NY]

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Wonderful buildings!
It's like going back in time 75 or 100 years.
Could those be gravestones right next to the barn?

 

[SweetFeet]

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Beautiful!!!

 

[Mcrafty1]

Could those be gravestones right next to the barn?

Hard to say, The photo won't let me magnify it enough to distinguish anything in detail but it's anyone guess......I guess.

 

[Mark-Ia]

Wonderful buildings!
It's like going back in time 75 or 100 years.
Could those be gravestones right next to the barn?

Looks like someones garden with buckets over Tomato plants.