A few weeks back I told you I would show you Jesse's granary. It sits next to his barn I showed you here. It was so fun to get up close and personal with it. I hope you will accept it as a barn for Barn Charm.
I love the stone foundation and all the old wheels he has around it.
On one of my evening drives I came upon this deer in a bean field. She was just standing there eating beans, I guess. She wasn't afraid and kept walking towards the car. I even got out of the car as she came around behind it and walked across the road. On the other side she stopped and looked back and then walked on.
On one of my evening drives in the country, I came across this pretty barn, along with cattle, and fences. I like the way the late day sun shone on the barn and cattle.
The end.
I guess any of them could have been the end.
We are having some relief from the heat and humidity, but still no rain.
I always like to take the back roads because you never know what you might find. My cousin and I were doing just that when we went down a dead end road. Here is what we found. Looks like they belong in Texas, not Minnesota.
Hi everyone. I hope you enjoyed your weekend. I'm sorry I didn't get around to everyone's blogs as I was busy at a family reunion at my daughter's. What a fun time we had. I will tell more about it and show some pictures another time. But for today I am showing you the back side of Jesse's barn as I said would for this week's Barn Charm. You can see the front side of the barn here in my post of the 1894 Barn.
I love these old windows in the barn...
And the flowers next to it.
Here I caught Jesse contemplating his next garden.
I'll show you pictures of the old granary another day.