One of the many historical buildings located in Cade's Cove inside the Great Smokey Mountains National Park in Tennessee.
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What an unusual barn --- not that I know anything about barns. But why is there a huge hole in the center? If it wasn't framed out I would think some overly excited horse escaped or something. I like the black and white treatment here, it really brings out the texture in the wood and even in the trees and grass and I like how you have composed it in the frame. Do you have any idea how old it is?
I just took it last week! :)
Actually this drive-tru [wagons could drive under and be loaded from the loft above] was moved to Cade's Cove by the GSMNP. From what I can tell it would be mid 19th century.
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