The whole barn

Zeeland barns usually stood with the end facade to the northwest to prevent storm damage. The so-called klinket, a small door in the large door, was intended to enter the barn without having to open the large doors. Like other elements in the barn, this door was outlined in white to make it easy to find in the dark.

[amyK]

Wonderful building and great information

[Beryl Lloyd]

Great info. And capture . A very nicely presented building and I love the reason for the white door frames.

[Heather]

A great capture of the whole barn! The white door frames make the barn look like a happy place, but of course it had a function (as you explained, Ferry. Really interesting!) Fav

[Diana]

Fabulous shot of this beautiful barn, love the idea of the small doors.

[moni kozi]

Nice shot

[Joan Robillard]

The is large

[Babs]

What a neat barn

[bkb in the city]

Very nice

[Dione Giorgio]

Fav. Looks more like a hotel than a barn, so neat and clean.

[Gosia]

The barn looks elegant

[mittens (Marilyn)]

Lovely shot and a beautiful looking barn.

[Merrelyn]

The white frames stand out well against the dark walls. They look a bit like startled faces :)

[Agnes]

Mooi gebouw

[Fisher Family]

A lovely shot of this attractive barn. Interesting background information as well - fav!

Ian

[Korcsog Károly]

A great shot! I like the conscious installation of the building's doors and the possibilities of their use. (I hope the translation is good!)

[Speedwell]

Both functional and attractive doors!

[Ann H. LeFevre]

This barn is quite beautiful! I love the outlining and the reason behind it.

[Kathy]

A lovely barn and so different than ones I've seen here in the US.

[Vesna]

Wonderful building and great information.