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Posted by David in England on July 07, 2006 at 23:54:58 from (86.137.16.168):
Hi Guys; The last small farm in our area has now been sold and the buildings await their fate - they are going to be converted into luxury homes. This small farmyard will be converted into 3 homes. The buildings were constructed in Victorian times on the late 1800's from red bricks, with wooden roof beams and clay roof tiles. The long building at the top was a single range cowshed where the cows were tethered and milked, they lived inside during winter. The taller building top right was the barn where the feed was stored and mixed. The low range on the right (not all shown) were the stables and "loose boxes" for animals. See next photo for other side of the yard. Cheers David
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