Somewhere along E36, east of Clutier in central Iowa is this rounded roof barn. Currently this farm raises livestock in addition to corn. The barn is orientated east-west with the large roof facing south.
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Oh, I like this barn!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a gem, love the round roof
ReplyDeleteIt's a beauty!
ReplyDeletethis barn fascinates me, from its odd shape to its perfectly placed windows.
ReplyDeletelove the roof line. great shot. (:
ReplyDeleteWhat a great roof! Nice find!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful old barn and a lovely photo!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great barn! I love that shape.
ReplyDeleteI don't think I have ever seen a barn with a round roof. It's a classic.
ReplyDeleteWhat a nice photo to share! Round roof is not as popular as some other roof designs, but their unique shape makes them noticeable and appealing. There are just few of these that were built today, and it’s good to see that its beauty stay the same.
ReplyDeleteNelson Mcglaughlin
This is very interesting! This is not really a common shape for a barn’s roof, but it looks good. They only have a few of this kind built, and it’s great to see that some are still standing up to now. Thanks for sharing this. I visited the barn charm site by the way, and I have great time looking at different barns.
ReplyDeleteLue Madson
Lovely! Should I say more? Haha. It really catches attention even in the middle of a cornfield. But don't the curbs toward the end get easily dirty? Anyway, it would only take a good day of power washing to take the dust and resins off. Lenore@Professional Roofing Contractors
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