Corn Crib
The corn crib at the Tipton place is an example of a double pen corn crib, larger than average, and having a driveway through the center. This not only provided a way to conveniently unload the wagon but allowed for extra air to flow through the crib. The hewn log sides were left with open spaces to allow air to circulate through the corn, both allowing it to dry initially and helping it to stay dry…The roofing is known as shackes, which are wooden shingles usually split from leftover parts of logs ….Behind the crib is the edge of a cantalever barn unique to this part of the country……This shot was taken on Cades Cove Loop Road in The Great Smoky Mountain National Park.
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Joyce Dickens,...
Love it Gary…...very well composed, awesome depth…nice work!
Krys Bailey
Now THAT is a mighty finely built cabin! Perfect building and superb capture!
cdwork
Beautiful – great composition! I always enjoy reading the detail attached to these images – thanks
whisperingruth
What an awesome site to find in the National Park! Definitely my kind of place to explore…........
AnnieG
Love the exposure, shadow and light on this one! The depth of field really give the feeling of distance with the mountains in the background and of what life would have been like then.
Seth Weaver
Another excellent example of Appalachia so superbly capture by you, Gary.
jlynn
I love your compositions,, they are always right on:) Excellent Beautiful image!
budrfli
great view and wonderful crisp colors!
Linda Jackson
A great shot Gary!! I have a wonderful story about my grandfathers old corn crib, but no time today. To be continued! Take care, Linda
Andy Harris
Super composition!
Chasity Edmonson
I have this photo too, did not submit to redbubble though. YOurs is much better, great angle.
budrfli
wonderful perspective and light play
Glenda Remaklus
Very nice shot of these old corn cribs…........!