This one was probably built in the late 1800's and still stands strong. I viewed this down a driveway and in front were some fences and a gate! My cloning skills were needed here.
@grammyn Thank you Katy! There was a heavy netting fence and gate here right where the grass starts. It covered the view of the barn halfway up the windows.
@olivetreeann Not cement blocks, Ann - they are Oamaru stone, a unique sort of limestone only found here and one other place in the world, in the south of France!
@maggiemae Well, that explains why it's in such good shape! LOL Actually though it doesn't surprise me because a lot of the buildings in Greece and Israel are made out of limestone and the ancient ones are thousands of years old!
A very unassuming little building but considering the cloning done --you have done a grand job ! At first I thought this could not be built in the 1800's as I also thought it to be built in concrete blocks !! but thanks for the explanation of the blocks been of local limestone ! We can not take everything as face value in what we think we see in pics.
Wow, you did a great job, Maggiemae!! I can actually see a faint shadow of the diamond pattern of the wire fence, but if you had not mentioned it I would not have noticed it! Love old buildings like this!
