Yesterday, I posted about our town’s wonderful park, located on the grounds of Windsor Castle plantation.
Today, for Barn Charm, I’m sharing pictures of the barns on the property. One row of barns is situated to the side of the manor house. This picture was taken by Marshall a few years ago, when he was fortunate enough to be invited to tour and have lunch at Windsor Castle. He took this photo from an upstairs window in the house, and it shows the fronts of the barns.
Last week, during my walk at the park, I took this picture of the back side of the same barns.
This little red shed and gorgeous old white barn are across the barnyard .
As well as these two red beauties.
During the fall of 2010, I took this picture of those barns, with a glimpse of the manor house in the background.
And this picture, taken that winter, shows Windsor Castle barns in the snow.
Marshall’s photo, as well as these last two, were just waiting patiently to participate in Barn Charm.
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Nice shots – especially in the snow. It gives a glimpse of their beauty year round.
Patience pays off! Great shots of some lovely barns and buildings at Windsor Castle. You’re lucky to have such a “photo-worthy” spot so close to home!
Pam and Sam
That did it! Now I have to find this place…we are always looking for places to visit, and with gas prices being what they are these days, I like to visit a little closer to home. This place definitely fits the bill! What a gorgeous place! On another note, my sister called me last night to tell me about this wonderful place they had just visited in Northern VA that had fences and stuff for me to photograph…she can’t wait to take me there when I go up later this month. Thought it was funny that now she is scouting out things for me to shoot for my blog! Loved your photos today – and thanks to Marshall also!
Beautiful shots! I remember when I was a bit younger, my friend’s mother boarded her stallion in one of those red barns. So not that long ago they were actually being used. Such a pretty little area!
Very cool barns Dianna. Love the shot in the snow! A cornucopia of charming barns!!
what a beautiful property!
oh, i love the snowy shot. great views. (:
You’re amazing Dianna. How you assemble these photographs in such a logical sequence obviously taken at different times by different cameras. This post is so ABC deserved.
All good! Last week when we were traveling through Wisconsin, we saw lots of old barns. We thought of you as we all shouted out, “Barn Charm!”
It’s amazing how little of the property you can see from Pagan Creek. Had no idea all those barns were there!
Lovely pictures
Looks like a step into yesteryear! You are so fortunate to have such beauty close by.
love the last shot of the roofs in the snow. 🙂
Great photos and I love the one in the snow.
WoW! That would be an awesome tour! So glad your son was able to go & get these shots & I LOVE seeing them shot in the different seasons!
Thanks so much =)
I didn’t realize you had so many good shots of Windsor Castle at different times of the year! It’s a great spot, and the row of outbuildings is one of the best features.. I like the old bell, too !
Beautiful photos of old barns.
What a wonderful collection of shots!!
A beautiful series Dianne!
This reminds me of an old homestead by the James River Bridge. 🙂
I’ve got to get to Smithfield next time I’m in Tidewater.
Beautiful series Dianne!
I’ve got to get to Smithfield the next time I’m in Tidewater. 🙂
These are wonderful…love the one in snow best of all–I think. Kind of hard to choose.
Fun to see them from all the different perspectives!
Love the shot you took from upstairs…great view! Those are beautiful old barns!
In a couple of the pictures, the small row of barns resembles bird houses! (In my mind–which is a scary place to go). The snow scene is pretty.
Wow I want to visit there (or live there. 😉 )
All those barns are wonderful. You had a perfect over-view for a great photo. There sure is a lot of barns in the area. I’m glad because it makes for an extra special Barn Charm Tuesday! I like the snow picture, it’s a peach! 🙂
beautiful… I have never seen a real barn….. One day, I have to go to a farm…
Dianna it took you and your blog to show me such beautiful places in my own homes towns that I did know where there (Surry and Smithfield). It has been such fun. Your pictures are wonderful.
This isn’t fair! You are making me so homesick! 🙂
Very cool. I love that really tall one!
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