I have probably driven past this barn a million times since I was a little girl. As the title suggests, it’s on Green Ridge Road, also known as State Highway B. When the landmarks of childhood still stand, it’s heartwarming. Why? Makes me think back in time I suppose. But in my simple post, I hope you will be thoughtful on landmarks you remember from your own youth. Just a little mental prompt from me to you.
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Lately it seems like all of the landmarks of my youth are disappearing – much like my youth. 🤣
I feel your pain! lol They have demolished 3 landmark buildings in my town this year alone. So hard to watch. Thanks for visiting!
I love barns. Sometimes, they are hard to photograph. I like this one.
No place to pull over sometimes lol
Nice barn. I don’t live near where I grew up but I’ve been back a few times and it was quite interesting to see how things have changed. It was also interesting to see how small the house that I grew up in was although, unlike some other places, it seemed a bit small when we lived there. But we never thought anything about it. My grandparents farm buildings are gone, which made me sad when I was last there.
janet
We were in close quarters too but you’re right in how it wasn’t really noticed, at least by us kids. I get tickled by folks wanting tiny homes. We were ahead of our time lol
I’ve told my husband I don’t want a tiny home…and I don’t want an enormous one, either. I want at least three bedrooms for when we have company, plenty of storage space, and lots of windows. 🙂
Agreed! Lol
nice barn with beuaitufl country side details 🙂
I love to take drives to the places I used to live. Our one-room school is still standing and always gives me a warm feeling.
“Be it ever so humble there’s no place like home” Thanks for your visit and kind words 😊