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| This barn roof was eye catching and very creative but what I saw later was several buildings. One was a winery tasting room and the other a gift shop. |
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| From the road this place was huge. Even better when we visited it. Here is more info on the place,quite a family business. |
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| They used the barn and turned it into a cider mill. Very huge with a complete ramp for handicap access. More Barn Charm found here. |
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| Could not believe there was a chimney on top of that barn, made me wonder if someone was living in it. |
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| Looks like a Tin roof on that old barn but I love the vine growing on the silo too. |
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| This one is kinda blurred, taken while driving by, two toned and odd shaped. Was not sure just what kind of barn it was. All the barns were located in northern Michigan. VISIT HERE FOR MORE BARN CHARM |
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A boy and his wagon, taking his tractor for a ride. I do remember the days when I got my first wagon. It wasn't as fancy as a Radio Flyer but we did have it most of our entire childhood. A metal Radio Flyer wagon, we found out, is harder to find these days and soon may come obsolete to the more plastic ones. In buying certain models you have to order them, no matter what store you are in. They are only available on line orders. There was a time when a simple wagon like that could be found in any store. Sad sign of the times I guess. Well until next time I sure hope you all can |
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| Lilies finally bloomed late this year..we had so many but they were much smaller than usual. Talk about fragrant! |
