Barn Found Objects
My husband is an insurance agent. He took our daughters and I with him to Connersville, Indiana, to take pictures of a home one of his clients owned, but didn't live in, and needed to insure. There were two barns on the property that were not locked, but I didn't really care until my youngest took a peek and said, "Look, momma!"
This is what was on the other side of the door. An old, dusty, not-running car.
This is the engine. Sort of.
View from the back window. Or lack thereof.
Above the car, a homestead sign.
An old candy tin on a workbench.
Well, THIS looks appetizing.
In the other half of the barn was a chair.
Amanda's chair, apparently.
Also, a seriously cool old box on an unnamed chair.
Yay for truly manual mowers!
Old chandeliers.
A crawl space or something like that.
Just outside the barn towards the back of the property... is it just an old shed full of useless junk???
No! It's a highly useful outhouse!
Hope you enjoyed the pictures; I have more I'll upload soon.
This is what was on the other side of the door. An old, dusty, not-running car.
This is the engine. Sort of.
View from the back window. Or lack thereof.
Above the car, a homestead sign.
An old candy tin on a workbench.
Well, THIS looks appetizing.
In the other half of the barn was a chair.
Amanda's chair, apparently.
Also, a seriously cool old box on an unnamed chair.
Yay for truly manual mowers!
Old chandeliers.
A crawl space or something like that.
Just outside the barn towards the back of the property... is it just an old shed full of useless junk???
No! It's a highly useful outhouse!
Hope you enjoyed the pictures; I have more I'll upload soon.