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Lindoso, Portugal
These grain stores which number about sixty, cover a rocky platform at the foot of the castle and form an extraordinary concentration, like a cemetery, of small granite buildings, perched on piles and some of which are topped with one or two crosses. Their careful construction dates back to the 18C and 19C. They are still used today for the storage and drying of maize.
Lindoso, Portugal
These grain stores which number about sixty, cover a rocky platform at the foot of the castle and form an extraordinary concentration, like a cemetery, of small granite buildings, perched on piles and some of which are topped with one or two crosses. Their careful construction dates back to the 18C and 19C. They are still used today for the storage and drying of maize.
Saint-Marie Among The Hurons the Granary Building located in Midland in Simcoe County in Central Ontario Canada
The establishment of farming provided the community with a stable food supply.
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Another shot taken on our early morning visit to this location in Dorset.
The Old Granary is situated on the banks of the River Frome in the picturesque market town of Wareham.
Wareham is a historic market town and, under the name Wareham Town, a civil parish, in the English county of Dorset. The town is situated on the River Frome eight miles southwest of Poole
The fortified granaries of southern Morocco are generally perched on rocky peaks, a single door allowed access. Some have been restored such as that of Id Aïssa and Aguellouy, many are almost completely ruined. They were used to store and protect crops, important acts such as marriage certificates, property titles that were written on wooden cylinders, and of course a refuge for the population in the event of an attack.
Les greniers fortifiés du sud marocain sont généralement perchés sur des pitons rocheux, une seule porte permettait d'y accéder. Quelques uns ont été restauré comme celui d'Id Aïssa et d'Aguellouy, nombreux sont presque complètement ruinés. Ils servaient à stocker et protéger les récoltes, les actes importants comme les actes de mariages, les titres de propriété qui étaient écrit sur des cylindres de bois, et bien sûr de refuge à la population en cas d'attaque.
Los graneros fortificados del sur de Marruecos generalmente están encaramados en picos rocosos, una sola puerta permite el acceso. Algunos han sido restaurados como el de Id Aïssa y Aguellouy, muchos están casi completamente arruinados. Sirvieron para almacenar y proteger cultivos, actos importantes como certificados de matrimonio, tÃtulos de propiedad escritos en cilindros de madera y, por supuesto, un refugio para la población en caso de un ataque.
Taken on another early morning visit to this location in Dorset.
The Old Granary is situated on the banks of the River Frome in the picturesque market town of Wareham.
Wareham is a historic market town and, under the name Wareham Town, a civil parish, in the English county of Dorset. The town is situated on the River Frome eight miles southwest of Poole
Door County Granary, Sturgeon Bay, Wisconsin USA
BUILT: 1901
ADDED TO STATE REGISTER OF HISTORIC PLACES: 2017
ADDED TO NATIONAL REGISTER OF HISTORIC PLACES: 2018
Granary in the monastery Doberan - Bad Doberan/Germany
Ruine des Kornspeichers im Kloster Doberan
Nikkor AIs f3.5 20mm
Acorn Woodpecker (Melanerpes formicivorus); SLO County: CA: USA; shot from open car window; lens on molar bag
Dawn on the river Frome in Dorset little bit of mist and a beautiful sky, too early for a pint though!
Trying to catch some aurora but the Aurora watch red alert was a glitch, just airglow and fog and stars!
Lindoso, Portugal, they may look like tombs, but these are old granaries that still have corn inside.
Lindoso, Portugal, they may look like tombs, but these are old granaries that still have corn inside.
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When I saw this place from a distance, all I could see were the dormers. I thought it was going to be a spectacular house. Instead it was the fanciest granary I've ever seen.
Old Anasazi Granaries perched high in a cliff face. The advantage of this is its hard to get to and anyone trying to pilfer the stores an be seen from a distance
Nothing special as granaries go, but the light was great! I do love this stuff, even when it's a sort of an 'ordinary' feature.
This granary is built in the current Kogelstraat in the 1600s. in Diepenbeek. Due to the shape of the gable, the floor can bear more weight. Around 1900 modern grain silos slowly replace traditional storehouses. Grain importation, mechanisation and population growth make more storage space essential. In 1934 Joannes-Frans Leuris dies. He lived in the granary all his life. The granary was thoroughly converted into a house. In 1971 the craftsmen fom Bokrijk rebuild the granary as grain storage space after it had been donated by the Vandepoel-Fabry family. In 1994 the granary roof is raised as a whole so that the carpenters from Bokrijk can restore the building. Domain Brokrijk, Belgium