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Joined: 12 Sep 2019
Location: Poor Farm
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    Posted: Yesterday at 10:57am
Saturday_17-June-2023

KY80W_Barn #M84.866632


West KY Hwy 80 - Nancy - Pulaski County - Kentucky

North side of Cumberland Parkway

South side of KY80

Between Bradley's Pleasure Church and Flatwoods Road

South-West corner of KY80 and Ted Frye Road

37.130934°N  84.866632°W  357.8352 m  1,174'
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West KY Hwy 80 - Nancy - Pulaski County - Kentucky
North side of Cumberland Parkway
Between Bradley's Pleasure Church and Flatwoods Road
Saturday_17-June-2023

KY80W_Barn #M84.868509


North side of KY80

East side of W Bradley Cemetery Road

37.132415°N  84.868509°W  359.0544 m  1,178'

Just over the fence is Bradley's Pleasure Cemetery.

The tall black stone visible at the left edge of the photo is the gravestone of world-famous 5-string picker Larry Beasley.
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I like those old barn's. There's getting to be fewer and fewer
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Location: Plymouth Utah
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they dont keep them up here they just let them cave in
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