Lin and Michael’s Photos
The old tobacco barn was moved from Gambrills. The only part of the barn that is original is the interior framing. It was really interesting to see the old tools If you look closely you can see all the different size wagon wheels.
Lin and Michael’s Photos
Another shot of the tobacco barn.
Lin and Michael’s Photos
Decided to go back to Kinder Park and do some exploring. Went to the museum. The had several exhibits on tobacco. The numbering on the side of the tobacco basket designates where the tobacco came from
Lin and Michael’s Photos
This engine is at the entrance to Kinder Park. Thought it was very creative. I don’t remember seeing it in years past.
Lin and Michael’s Photos
This picnic table caught my eye. Liked all the leaves surrounding it and then when I uploaded it I liked the metal legs. They reminded me of a photo I saw with two swans facing each other. If you look closely you can see it has a padlock and chain in the front center.
Lin and Michael’s Photos
Lin and Michael’s Photos
Could not decide which fence photo I liked the best
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Another shot of the barn.
Lin and Michael’s Photos
Decided to take the day off. It’s been raining since yesterday and weather forecasters said we might see some “conversational snow” Have never heard that term before. Who thinks up these new terms. I want snow – real snow and enough to cover the ground – not conversational snow. Anyway – we ran some errands and then I asked Michael to stop at Kinder Park on the way home. So even though it was raining a bit I walked around and took some photos. Like how the wood on the side of this old tobacco barn has weathered. The sign said it was a tobacco barn museum so will have to go back someday when its open
Lin and Michael’s Photos
Another beautiful day. A bit warm for fall though – low 80’s. Decided to head to Downs Park and see if any of the leaves have changed. As you can see – not much of a change yet.
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