First, the corner of the arena by Camille's pine tree. I love the little alcove created by the tree and the boulders. In the spring the ground will be covered with daffodils and poppies.
Continuing on down to the barn, I shot a picture of the barn aisle corner with the muck rakes hanging in a row.
Standing in the barn aisle by the muck rakes and looking through the barn, towards the house:
Halfway down the aisle, across from the stalls, is an old couch where we collapse on hot days. It's also well used by the dogs and cat. Behind the couch is a piece of fence that we use to hang horse blankets on in the winter. This winter, we didn't clip the horses so there are no blankets. Tucked in the corner, is the bathroom. One of the benefits of living in your barn while building your house, is that you end up with a decent barn bathroom.
What a nice neat barn isle!!!
ReplyDeletelove the corner of the barn with the tools hung.
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful place to welcome your new horse home too : )
ReplyDeleteVery nice horse barn with lots of corners. :)
ReplyDeleteGreat shots, as much as I'm a barn lover...I rather liked that first shot.
ReplyDeleteThat is a beautiful barn! I hope you post that first photo again, all covered with flowers in the spring.
ReplyDeleteSuch a beautiful barn! Great photos. I like the idea of the blanket fence.
ReplyDeleteGreat photos. The tools on the wall is my favourite. You have such a nice barn!
ReplyDeleteGreat corner shots! The rake shot is my fav. What a beautiful welcoming barn you have, can't believe how clean & organized it is.
ReplyDeleteWow everything is so neat and tidy. Lovely corner shots.
ReplyDeleteI really like the shadow in the first picture!
ReplyDeleteyour barn is very clean,
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