OLD BARN β 038:
This simple but lovely structure was obviously once part of a working farm, with its hay door situated above the main opening into the drive bay of the barn. The extension on the right side could have once been a mere covered shelter (with open sides), but appears to have been enclosed to serve as a greenhouse. What a perfect use for it!
OLD BARN β 039:
I rather like the patchwork of mismatched wood that was used to repair the extension on the right-side of this building, as it gives a very rustic feel to it. Since the main entryway is on a different side than what is showing in this photo, there's no telling for what purpose this structure might have originally been designed, but it is cute!
The barns are on a large tract of land that is also home to the Pine Valley Driving Range, a place where golfers can go to practice their swings and receive coaching. Decades ago, this large and open area was probably a field, planted with crops. The screenshot below, from Google Maps, shows an aerial view of the property with the house, barns, and driving range marked:
SCREENSHOT FROM GOOGLE MAPS
!steemitworldmap 34.722832 lat -82.677486 long Anderson County, SC D3SCR

30-Jun-2019