A favorite place of mine to go for gourmet, farm-fresh ice cream is Tulmeadow Farm tucked away along the back roads of West Simsbury, Connecticut. Without GPS or one of my family members to guide me, I’d be hard-pressed to find the place. Along with yummy ice cream, the farm has a nice variety of classic New England barns and barn doors.
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Nice shots. There’s something about a big old red barn that always makes me smile 🙂
Thanks, Norm. I never tire of seeing red barns when I’m back in CT. There aren’t as many here in the Bay Area of CA. On quick glance the barns seem the same, but on a closer look each one has its own charm.
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