Some are working barns; others are long abandoned. I think there’s beauty even in the barns that are weathered and almost to the point of falling down.

1) Near Peoria
Tom Kelly/flickr
2) Soldier Hollow
Tom Kelly/flickr
3) Grafton
Don Graham/flickr
4) Park City
Terence Faircloth/flickr
5) Fruita
brewbooks/flickr
6) Near Cannonville
Jim Dollar/flickr
7) Monticello
faungg's photos/flickr
8) Heber
Ken Lund/flickr

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9) Scipio
Elizabeth Haslam/flickr
10) Hyrum
Allan Bromberg/flickr
11) Layton
kyddyl/flickr
12) Mapleton
Josh Bancroft
13) Koosharem
Steve Bozak/flickr
14) Morgan
kyddly/flickr
15) Logan
S.J. & Jessie Quinney Library/flickr
16) Cache Valley
S.J. & Jessie Quinney Library/flickr
17) Wheeler Farm
Wheeler Farm/Facebook

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