My father was visiting the family farm this weekend to work out a border dispute with our snotty new neighbors. He had the opportunity to photograph our recently painted historic barns.
Ignore the 1901 date; the horse barn dates to at least a decade earlier.
My maternal grandmother's grandparents' tombstone was leaning precipitously until recently, when it was properly restored by professionals. The arch apparently represents a married couple in the late 19th Century.
All photos courtesy of David Naffziger
My father was visiting the family farm this weekend to work out a border dispute with our snotty new neighbors. He had the opportunity to photograph our recently painted historic barns.
Ignore the 1901 date; the horse barn dates to at least a decade earlier.
My maternal grandmother's grandparents' tombstone was leaning precipitously until recently, when it was properly restored by professionals. The arch apparently represents a married couple in the late 19th Century.
All photos courtesy of David Naffziger
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