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We have a smaller similar structure inside the cargo port and it is still used.
ReplyDeleteLove the grain elevator. So many of them are disappearing from our landscapes.
ReplyDeleteI used to love going into the old Ben Franklin stores! This looks like a perfectly good ghost sign. They don't have Ben Franklin stores anymore, right?
ReplyDeleteInteresting grain elevator! Love its white presence in the landscape of earthy constructions!
ReplyDeleteI don't know what a grain elevator means.
ReplyDeleteSuper elevators and I love the Ben Franklin sign.
ReplyDeleteTwo things we don't have here so a glimpse of a different world.
ReplyDeleteGrain elevators have been called the cathedrals of the prairie. They dot our landscape, and driving across this country are seldom out of sight.
DeleteI am hooked on grain elevators.
ReplyDeletegrain elevator--i have to check it out, don't know anything about grain elevators.:p
ReplyDeleteSigns
Grain elevators buy and store grain from local farmers and then sell it world wide. Elevators also sell farm supplies like seed and chemicals. They play an important economic part on the prairie.
Deletei love the ben franklin store!
ReplyDeleteGreat signs and wonderful to see the grain elevators so well cared for. I like the ghost sign, too. I have to say the Orvis sign really captured my attention, though! ;-)
ReplyDeleteThanks for your visit and comment on my sign.
~Lindy