Barns in Southern Vermont

[luke]

Hi i was wondering if you had any recommendations on photographic barns in Southern Vermont. I am impressed by the knowledge of some of the people in this forum

[Markham]

Luke,

Beleive it or not, if you get off the main highway, there are hundreds of barns worth a picture or two. Old barns, broken down barns, fairly new barns, red barns, barn windows - they're all there...!

What we did was take every right or left turn we could and ended up with dozens of pics of barns of all types, color, and ages.

Have a great time...!

[pwt54]

Where are you wandering around down south?

[luke]

I have yet to find a real photogenic barn

its hard many people do not know the backroads of vermont to point out any specific roads

i was looking for info from someone who knows the state well

[pwt54]

I wish I could help. I just can't get down south and wander around very much.

[Florindo]

A few years back I took this picture. I can't for the life of me remember where I was, but I do remember I was driving south along a major route (but not an interstate). I remember somewhere along the way there was a small waterfall on the side of the road.

(Other photos here: www.pbase.com/florindo)

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[pwt54]

I've seen that barn but I can't remember where it is. If you come back up here to see more barns then head for the Whitney Hill Road off route 110 in Tunbridge,Vt. There is a dandy "round barn" on that road. The road is about 2 miles north of Tunbridge and 1 mile south of North Tunbridge. The road sign is missing right now. If the sign is still missing, take the Dickerman Hill Road just north of North Tunbridge. The Whitney Hill Road should be the first left.