It was time to switch out my header image for the season of spring, though it hasn't been feeling quite spring-like. This one was taken last year at the Canadian Museum of History in Gatineau during the Tulip Festival.
The Canada Agriculture And Food Museum is arranged in and around a series of barns, barnyards, and associated buildings in the heart of the Experimental Farm. The largest of the barns is the Dairy Barn. A herd of dairy cattle are housed inside.
A look across the street.
Another of the buildings on site, outside the museum perimeter.
These views take in the portions of the farm given over to pastures and growing crops.
Another of the barns, called the Meadowview Barn. I recall this one being part of the exhibit tour the last time I was here, although not being a big part of it. It seems to be primarily focused on event use or summer day camps.
This brick building is part of the tour- the Learning Centre. Its architecture reminds me of a market building.
Seen at a distance, the Small Animals Barn.
A short walk on, views of the Learning Centre and the Dairy Barn beyond.
Over to the south, some of the utilitarian buildings of the Farm.
The last time I came, I remember an entrance near the Dairy Barn. This time I had to find my way around to the actual entrance, not far from the parking lot. The Dairy Barn and Small Animals Barn are seen here.
It's almost like a utopia concept! Pretty cool William. Thanks for showing us these great buildings with such interesting purposes
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DeleteVery interesting post and of course photos here in Greece the farms are very different. I liked that you put a spring opening photo.
ReplyDeleteIt was time for a spring shot.
DeleteGreat photos, the barn is my favorite. Take care, have a great day and happy weekend.
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DeleteThat red barn is impressive.
ReplyDeleteDefinitely.
Delete...those barns are fabulous!
ReplyDeleteThey are.
DeleteThe Meadowview Barn is especially handsome.
ReplyDeleteI agree.
DeleteGreat barns. It must be a busy place in the summer.
ReplyDeleteIt was busy on this visit too- but I suspect March Break had something to do with that.
DeleteAnd to think that some politicians want to close this facility.
ReplyDeleteThat would be unacceptable.
DeleteLovely buildings photos and great header!
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DeleteI like your new header photo featuring spring. Also an interesting collection of buildings.
ReplyDeleteI think so as well.
DeleteThe first buildings that you showed, up to and including the barn, are pretty cool.
ReplyDeleteThanks.
DeleteA wonderful new header for the season. And a nice post about the farm.
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DeleteA lovely, new header photo!
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DeleteImpressive photos.
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DeleteEnjoyed these building and sky photos. Your header is lovely too. So bright and cheery.
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DeleteGreat farn photos ~ awesome red ones ~ lovely sky photos too ~ thanks,
ReplyDeleteWishing you good health, laughter and love in your days,
A ShutterBug Explores,
aka (A Creative Harbor)
You're welcome.
DeleteI do like your new header photograph.
ReplyDeleteThat red barn is lovely.
All the best Jan
Thank you.
DeleteNice with all the rural views.
ReplyDeleteI agree.
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