Posted by larry@stinescorner on March 10, 2014 at 17:24:21 from (173.54.121.32):
it was great to get on the bike and take a ride ,took some pictures along the way let me get the bike down from hibernation,and lets go the first stop,,,there used to be a big farmhouse here and a big dairy barn,the posts for the step entrance is all thats left,a big office building sits where the fields were we are very fortunate,within riding distance there is an old side road with four farms and a cemetary,thats all there is on the whole road,very rare to find a road like that around us,Here is one of the old houses on the side road and you didnt think this post would be tractor related ,,,did you,,, I didnt see any!! well ,we made it to the end of the street,lets go back lets stop off by the old barn the cemetary is open,but only some of the driveway is plowed,we will have to walk in,The church is in town,but the old cemetary is on this side road,lets see how old some of the stones are some with no writing left on them,I hope you dont mind,but I Think of it as an interesting part of history to stop off here , lets head back home one more stop,,,,this little building used to be the towns post office we made it,ours is the white house on the right,,,,thanks for taking the ride with me,my daughter usually goes with dad ,but she is not home
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let me get the bike down from hibernation,and lets go 
the first stop,,,there used to be a big farmhouse here and a big dairy barn,the posts for the step entrance is all thats left,a big office building sits where the fields were 
we are very fortunate,within riding distance there is an old side road with four farms and a cemetary,thats all there is on the whole road,very rare to find a road like that around us,Here is one of the old houses on the side road 
and you didnt think this post would be tractor related ,,,did you,,, 
I didnt see any!! 
well ,we made it to the end of the street,lets go back 
lets stop off by the old barn 
the cemetary is open,but only some of the driveway is plowed,we will have to walk in,The church is in town,but the old cemetary is on this side road,lets see how old some of the stones are 
some with no writing left on them,I hope you dont mind,but I Think of it as an interesting part of history to stop off here , 
lets head back home 
one more stop,,,,this little building used to be the towns post office 
we made it,ours is the white house on the right,,,,thanks for taking the ride with me,my daughter usually goes with dad ,but she is not home