> Very interesting. Nice place, I dont know why they would tear that > down. Cant it be saved?
People are trying. Its only feet away from a protected zone.The farm house next door is in that zone, ours is not,but people are treying. > > About the 36" beam. Why would a smallish place like this need a 36" > beam? Thats huge. Whats it made of and is it worth saving if the house > cannot be saved? Sorry typo there. Its a 30" beam, hand hewn. I have several friends that slavage old houses and barns. Its of interest to people like that. Some of the bricks on the summer kitchen(right side of photo)came from old churches in Toronto that were torn down for new bulidings. The kitchen was bulit between 1940 and 1950. I have a photo, not very good, of some bricks that had the dates writen on them from 1852 etc. Oh and we had a ghost to. Apparently he's still there. Lots of stories about him.:-) Dave > > > Dave Brooks wrote: > > Hi Folks > > > > I have a link below to one shot from the weekend with the Sigma 10-20 on > > the D2H. I think it may be fixed. I hardly had to dao any adjusting and only -0.3 EV snow comp.:-) > > > > Any way. This is were i lived for 3 years in 1981-1983.100 acres of prime > > cattle and corn, and a few equines for good measure. > > > > Lovely old house with a hand hewn beam of around 36" square. Built around > > 1850, this, in a few months will be a car dealership. > > > > > > http://photobucket.com/albums/v408/divad_b/The%20Old%20Brownsberger%20Farm/? action=view¤t=farmhouse-1.jpg > > > > You can't tell me thats progress. > > > > Comments welcome > > > > More to follow. It was -25 on Sunday and my hand kept freezing to the > > camera body. > > > > Next week some more, it's going to be a tad warmer. > > <g> > > > > DAVE > > > > David J Brooks > > Equine, Pets, Bands, Rural Landscape Photography in York Region > > www.caughtinmotion.com > > Pentax istD, PZ-1, Nikon D1 D2H > > >
