Shaker barn at Sabbathday Lake Shaker Village
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Saturday, August 8, 2009
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13 comments:
I've never been there, but Shaker Village in Canterbury, NH is wonderful. The tour gives tons of fascinating information and your girls are probably old enough to appreciate it. Worth a field trip. :<)
http://www.shakers.org/
Love love love barns! Nice photo.
For some reason I think went to a Shaker village when we took that family vacation to Maine many years ago. Don't remember it much, except I wanted a dress from there. This is such a stunning shot - postcard for sure!!
I love, love, LOVE the history of the East Coast. While I wouldn't trade my Montana home for anything, I wish we had more "stuff" like this.
Lovely photo June!
Beautiful photo, June. I had to check out that link - looks like a fun place to visit. I may have to go to that music festival there sometime.
Blue skies, red barn..does it get any better than this?? Beautiful shot :-0
One word: Aahhhhhh.
Sounds like a perfect day to me. If I lived in Maine, I'd be there.
There is something about simplicity that speaks volumes.
I miss the history of the East coast... Beatutiful perspective.
the red against the blue is just shockingly vibrant. a gorgeous shot!
Beautiful picture.
Thanks for the encouraging comment you left me.
I am taken back at how beautiful the barns are made and how well they are taken care of.
I love to imagine the barn raising, the hammers pounding and the family all working together.
That's such a beautiful deep red barn! I've been trying to paint my shed a similar colour for months, but all I've got to show for it is about 10 pots of not-quite-the-right-shade-of-red paint.
Sigh.
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