Duals on the 70,yup. Ya,I remember the barn. I remember the day of the fire like it was yesterday. I was 9 years old when it burned. There were 2 barns across the road before my time. They burned in 1936. They moved the one in the picture down here from a mile and a half north then. They pulled the pins and slid the east end out 12 feet I think it was,then built in to fill the gap. I remember the roof looked different on the inside where they added that in. Dad rebuilt on the same spot when that one burned. The dairy barn where we milked stands there now. The new one's bigger. It's 40x80. The old one was 32x54. Part of the old west end wall was still there when I filled it with sand and put in more stanchions in about 83. I remember Dad busting part of it out with a sledge hammer when they built the new barn so they could drive straight through to set the rafters.
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