Thursday, April 20, 2006

Some Useful and Entertaining Links About This Area
- The Upper Housatonic Heritage Area
- Walking the Berkshires
- The Sharon Historical Society
- North East Community Center, Millerton, NY
- Falls Village Blog
- The Original: Paris Daily Photo
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6 Comments:
I don't see many big red barns here in DC... I shall enjoy getting a glimpse at those you see!
Nice barn - a good time for photography, especially when the sun's shining
Very nice barn! Someone does good upkeep on it!
I like the color of the barn. Ours over here are mostly brownish-grey...
I love these red barns. I used to know why all were painted with the same red... but I don't remember any more right now! Would you happen to know it?
No, Pierre, no ideas - I Googled the question and came up with this:
http://ask.yahoo.com/19990831.html
which says, they're not always red, but the reason many are might be that the ferrous oxide that made the red paint was inexpensive!
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