Sentences with phrase «hay loft»
A hay loft is an area in a barn or a structure where hay is stored. It is typically located on the upper level of the building and used to keep hay dry and organized. Full definition
This unique fireplace is the focal point of the room — a former hay loft.
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During summer season people often slept in hay lofts and store rooms.
It can be red, with windows painted showing hay lofts.
The Trust also provided grant support for the restoration of the former hay loft that has been a studio, salon, and exhibit space as Whitney expanded her footprint in Greenwich Village to eventually include nine buildings along 8th Avenue as part of the first Whitney Museum of Art in 1931.
With working doors, a hay loft and corral, she'll be able to fit three horses in the stalls while others gallop around the field.
Children 8 to 10 years old, with a parent, get to sleep overnight at the fair in the «hay loft» in the Agriculture Discovery Center, and gain firsthand experience in raising, caring for and showing livestock.
«Back on the farm, we threw bales of hay down from the hay loft to feed the cows.
A tack room, hay loft, or other enclosed room is best.
Whether it's an indoor cat that lives on the 30th floor of a major United States city, or a barn cat that spends most of the time in a hay loft or catching mice in a barn, many such cats get very little veterinary attention.
My brother and I spent many a summer day up in the hay loft, building forts out of bales, naming new kittens (so many kittens!)
Grace and Chloe in the hay loft...