That’s because I was able to determine that the farm was still in the Thompkins family, and came up with an address. Consequently, I found the brick stable in a Bing Maps view (below). The farm is quite impressive.
I was also able to see the brick stable during my ‘drive’ along Rt. 303 via Google Maps (below).
Of course, I decided to drive down there anyway on Sunday to get a picture. Although it was sunny when I left my house in late morning, by the time I was out on Route 20 the sky was dark and it began to sleet.
I kept going, and the weather began to clear up as the brick stable slowly loomed into view from Nickel-Plate Diagonal Road (below).
From there it was only a few minutes before I got my shots from Route 303. The sky wasn’t the greatest, but I was just glad it wasn’t still snowing.
2 comments:
What a beautiful building!
Thought you might have gone to the old Brownhelm School open house on Sunday.....
Thanks for the comment. I wasn’t even aware of the Open House. After my quick jaunt down to LaGrange, I think I went home and did laundry!
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