Cornish Barn

On our way back from viewing the Men-an-Tol stones
I spotted this interesting barn. I love how it has been adapted over the years.

Further details of the Men-an-Tol stones here http://www.historic-cornwall.org.uk/a2m/bronze_age/stone_circle/men_an_tol/men_an_tol.htm

[ShanneW]

fascinating patterns in the stones - and from the corrugated iron

[Tracy Robbins]

I love dry stone walling, love the different shapes and sizes of stones.

[Ross S.]

love the geometry in this shot. all jumbled about but somehow neat.

[Rose Humphrey]

@shannew @positivemoments @Scrivna Thank you for your encouraging words :)

[R L Anderson]

And be sure to check out her link! @worthitall @cindymc @Mrssmith @RockinRobyn

[Rashella]

@dauber I just did! this is a find! love it, and thank you for the tag:)

[Cindy McFarland]

@dauber - Gee, we learn something new every day! Thanks for tagging me. I love this and have never seen anything like it!

[R L Anderson]

You're welcome, Cindy, and thank you for making me feel I was not the only one on 365 who did not know you could do that! @cindymc

[Mrs. Smith]

@dauber Thanks for tagging me! This is a fantastic barn!

[R L Anderson]

You're so welcome, I thought it was just terrific. @mrssmith

[Rose Humphrey]

@dauber Thank you so much! @worthitall @cindymc @mrssmith Thank you for your comments :)

[Robyn]

This is such a neat barn, and I like the layering of the wispy green grass, the cold gray stones.and the warm rusty roof. Lovely! Thanks for pointing it out, @dauber.