larry@stinescorner
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just a few more
3 different farms.
- Thread starter larry@stinescorner
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lee little
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Nice pics Larrry ! Thanks for posting them. The way the buildings are so close to the road it reminds of some parts of Kentucky I drive through quite often.
Paul from MI
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Some barns are that close to the road in east central Ohio. Sure would make you want to be good at backing a wagon into the barn when you block the whole road.
Steve A W
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- Location
- Northwest Indiana
I take it there's not a lot of drunk drivers in the area!!
Steve A W
Steve A W
john in la
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Not a bad looking house here.
Until you walk around and see the side yard.
The house is built like a triangle instead of a square like most houses so it can fit on the lot.
Until you walk around and see the side yard.
The house is built like a triangle instead of a square like most houses so it can fit on the lot.
old
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- Location
- Camdenton Missouri
Only know of one building in this area that sits that close to a road. It is the old Ha Ha Tonka post office. It is a rock/cement building that has been there for decades.
Andy Martin
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When the safety nuts get hold of it they will have the barns and houses condemned and destroyed to protect the inattentive drivers. My grandpa's house was on one side and barn on the other, but fortunately it's a dead end lane and has never been widened. When those barns were built traffic would stop their horses to let you back into your barn.
onefarmer
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- Location
- 6735 S Lowell Rd, St Johns, Mi 48879
I wonder what those doors and windows would look like, after a Clinton County snow plow goes thru doing 45mph in 12" of wet snow!
larry@stinescorner
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thats the best on yet!!,,step out the front door and get flattend!
SweetFeet
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Just looks so crazy. Guessing you don't want to sneeze whilst driving there. 
I'd love to see the inside of that house posted by John in LA. (I have to say the yard work looks minimal on that one... pull a lawn chair out of the garage and just relax - because there's no work to do.)
I'd love to see the inside of that house posted by John in LA. (I have to say the yard work looks minimal on that one... pull a lawn chair out of the garage and just relax - because there's no work to do.)
farmerjohn
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My Uncle had an old farmhouse less than 10 feet off rt 30 near Chambersburg PA, twice the front porch was knocked off by a car.
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