Posted by Martin Reece on July 07, 2013 at 17:59:32 from (69.49.39.52):
In Reply to: The barn doors were open posted by Larry@stinescorner on July 07, 2013 at 16:14:36:
Great picture, Looks just like my barn.Funny story, I had a dog one time disappeared for two days. We looked everywhere . 2nd day we could hear her barking went into the barn she wasn't there. Went outside and could hear her barking. Went back into the barn and looked up. She was standing on the very top beam in the far corner 20 feet up. I guess she chased a coon up the hay and out onto a beam , then she couldn't turn around. I had to get an extension ladder to get her down. She ran straight to the pond and drank for 5 minutes. Martin
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