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Tuesday, July 3, 2012

Barn Charm #46



This week's barn charm features a farm that is about twenty minutes
out of town east toward Bethesda, Ohio.
There are several outbuildings and a decent-sized barn
with extensions to it.
There is also a large brick farmhouse that dates back to the late 1800s.

Recently it was bought by a family who are in the process of restoring
all the buildings and making the farm a success.
I wish them the best of luck.
It's a lovely setting
and there's a special surprise waiting you on the barn.





You can glimpse the surprise here.


Now here it is--a gorgeous quilt block!
I'm so glad they are working on restoration!

For more barns, please click below:


12 comments:

  1. What a wonderful homestead!
    That is the largest barn quilt I think I've ever seen and it's lovely!

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  2. What a beautiful setting that is. Great quilt block.

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  3. Nice barn and photo!
    Very spesial, you cant fint somthing like that in Norway.
    from Photo by Ingun, Norway

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  4. The whole setting is really nice and the quilt adds a special touch!

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  5. such a great barn. love the design there. is it considered a quilt even if it does not look like a quilt? i have no clue?! (:

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  6. Such a beautiful set of barns and that home is marvelous... WOW!!!!! Love the big quilt square.
    Hugs,
    Betsy

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  7. I love barn quilts! This is a beautiful place with the big barn and lovely home. I'd love to see inside!

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  8. Not only would I love to explore all the barns, but that house is tremendous! WoW! Thanks for sharing these beauties & joining =)

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  9. I love all the barns and the house is beautiful. Best of all you have a quilt barn :)))

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  10. what a beautiful place!! lovin' the quilt!!

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  11. I love your barn photos, but this one is really beautiful with that quilt block design on the big barn.

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  12. Looks really nice. AND reveals a lot of work. Not so easy!

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