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[Creamer]

Here is an interesting photo. This was taken around 1962 in north central South Dakota as they were allowing the new Oahe dam on the Missouri river to fill and flooding many farms built near the river.

 

[Industrial Toys]

What a shame! Hate to think of the many little critters that called that place home.

 

[WoodChuckDad]

Saw a posting about a year or so ago of someone's immaculate new wooden barn. Can't remember where it was, but they were taking a picture of something else with the barn in the background, and everyone was asking about the barn. Anybody remember this?

Was it Cat Fever?

 

[wmonroe]

What a beautiful farm, too bad it’s underwater.

 

[Creamer]

What a beautiful farm, too bad it’s underwater.

That would be really hard especially since they owned most of the land around it and it was all subirrigated which made it a very valuable place due to the grass continually grew. The story goes that the turkeys were the last thing that got moved off the property because they ran loose and they could not catch them until they pulled them out of trees while in rowboats.

 

[Xfaxman]

Saw a posting about a year or so ago of someone's immaculate new wooden barn. Can't remember where it was, but they were taking a picture of something else with the barn in the background, and everyone was asking about the barn. Anybody remember this?

Was it Cat Fever?

No, his is metal:

 

[ovrszd]

I rarely glance at Cat Fever's barn. I'm too busy studying the scenery in the background!!!!!

 

[r porter]

abandoned barn in a national forrest-way off the beaten trail

 

[PJSprog]

I rarely glance at Cat Fever's barn. I'm too busy studying the scenery in the background!!!!!

Yeah, he's built some nice buildings on his property, and we look right past them.

 

[ovrszd]

Definitely designed for large amount of hay storage. Side addition for animals. Lot of those type barns here when I was a kid. Most had a loft floor. The center alleyway was used to store equipment.