So, imagine my surprise when I realized that here in Randolph County , my little section of the state, we have our own developing Quilt Trail in progress. Adding even more to my surprise,that this one is located just a few miles from my house and I drive by it everytime I go to and from work!
Next is this one; located approx. 5-6 miles from my home. I had two sweet doggies to greet me here and I had to give lots of sugars before I left. This barn is located in a beautiful farm area.
Front view of the same barn...isn't it pretty?
This one is located approximately 10-12 miles from my house. The barn isn't as impressive to see, but the block is beautiful.
On our way back through, we were on the edge of a sweet little town, called Liberty, NC, where we lived when we first relocated to this area. We had decided to build a house there and I purchased the houseplans for this house from Country Living Magazine. We had this property picked out, our contractor ready to go, and we then got 'cold feet' and didn't build it. The contractor built the house anyway and sold it after it was built. So, this is the house we almost built. ;-)
We stopped at the best little drive inn restaurant in the area and had lunch: two hamburgers, fries, and two soft drinks for $7. Yum! I'm a cheap date!
One last entry for my daddy: look what we passed while we were out looking for quilt barns....a horse show! How long has it been since I've seen one of these??? and I have some fun memories from horse shows in my past. (I wish I had all of Daddy's ribbons from his horse shows) I thought of you when we saw this!
Enjoyed seeing all the barn quilts. That was our kind of lunch. When traveling we try to stop at some "famous" place in some small town.
ReplyDeleteI love barns. I think I would enjoy seeing the quilt barns. You know years ago when my husband and I split up we had put money on a lot and had plans drawn. We of course backed out and I think they built it but I never went back to see :( That looks like a beautiful home.
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