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Images added 8/10/04 |
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Many barns throughout the south are fast disappearing or becoming unused. When a barn is abandoned where kudzu is growing nearby it will soon be taken over by the kudzu. The barns shown here are but a few of those which can be seen from roadways when traveling through the countryside throughout the south. The barn on a pond shown above is unusually picturesque. |
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Left - Barn in Lower Alabama. |
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Same Alabama barn in winter taken from another angle. |
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LEFT: This barn west of Dawsonville, Ga. burned down after this photo was taken.
Left: Helen, Ga.
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LEFT : Chicken house,
Hall County, Ga.
RIGHT: Dawson, Co., Ga.
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LEFT: Chicken house on New Hope Rd. north of Dawsonville, Ga.
RIGHT: Chicken house on Hwy. 60 south of Dahlonega, Ga. has since been removed.
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Barn on Wash Rider Rd. Late summer - 2008 |
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Same barn on Wash Rider Rd. after frost has caused the kudzu to turn brown. Fall - 2008 |
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LEFT: Dawson Co.
RIGHT: This garage in Murreyville, Ga. has been removed since this photo was taken.
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LEFT:Robertstown, Ga. This barn burned down in 2002.
RIGHT : This used to be a small store in Auraria, Ga.
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Chicken house (left) and barn (right) in Hall County, Ga. |
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Right: Outbuilding in Toccoa, Ga.
Barn off US129 near Gainesville, Ga.
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