The front
The back of the barn.
The house, now
A little fun to see the house again after 12 years.
When I took this picture of a cow that was stuck in the entrance of the old house.
I've actually been twice with prizes.
As the years have matured quite a bit more.
As the years have matured quite a bit more.
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This is a beautiful place! The cow makes me giggle!
What a beautiful barn, love the old, dark barn wood & the stones. The house is quite lovely!
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Beautiful! I love the cow - poor thing.
poor cow! lovely buildings!
ok, i was going to pick several of the 1st shots as my favorites but then i saw the cow on the porch & that stole the show for me. ha. ha!! that is too funny. great shot. (:
great textures on this barn!!
Nice pics- that cow is hysterical...but I doubt she feels like laughing about it!
The cow looks like it's stuck on that porch! Lovely photos.
Love the barn and yes the cow made me smile here.
Kim, USA
Beautiful farmyard, and the cow is too funny! Wonder how long it took her to figure out how to get out.
Another charming Norway barn! I love the hosue too, and the cow is hilarious!
I love the wood on the barn. Pretty fancy home for the cow.
Beautiful photos! Love the cow.
Så underbara bilder...jag älskar vackra öde hus!
What a beautiful place! And how about that cow on the porch?! Hope she found a way off.
How I love your country! When I visited last year saw more modern farms--fruit orchards, grain fields and my choice today--a fjordlands farm. Nothing like this beautiful old structure. Also very fond of the mustard yellow house paint as in your photo. Thanks for bringing back some great travel memories.
Flotte bilder Ingun!
Jeg liker veldig godt disse gamle tømmerhusa!
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Klem til deg!
It is beautiful. We have wooden barns a bit like this too - but probably nowhere near as old. Do you know how old it is? My husband (history person) was just telling me that it could have been the hall of the lord of the manor hundreds of years ago. BTW I was an art teacher like you. He was a history teacher :) Thanks for visiting too :)
I think this is a barn from the pasture ca1850's.
Thank you for visiting
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