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In the Netherlands we call these forms a Romny hut.
ReplyDeleteOf course I had to Google quonsets TFG, learn something new everyday 😊
ReplyDeleteBig sky country!
ReplyDeleteIn which corner of the world are these quonsets?
ReplyDeleteSouth Dakota on the northern prairie.
DeleteI was going to say big sky country too! Love those wispy clouds.
ReplyDeleteIs that how you spell it, I never would have guessed even close enough to look it up. They're so neat and organized and kind of inviting under the blue sky.
ReplyDeleteThe sky is gorgeous and I always think of the Army when I see these kinds of huts.
ReplyDeleteSo, that's what they're called! Thanks so much for linking up to My Corner of the World this week!
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