Ann Arbor's Cobblestone House

I felt like I had to do some photography tonight but I didn't want to do anything that would take too long because it was cold outside again.  I decided that I would stop at the cobblestone house again, since it is kind of neat.

 Behind the cobblestone house, there is an old log cabin.  It's hard to imagine that a family would actually live in something like this.  Even if you compare to the size of a modest home these days, it is still pretty small but I guess when you are building something yourself, you're not going to go too overboard.

 I could almost imagine Laura and Pa Ingalls coming out of this one.

 A shot of the house and a small garden to the left of it.  I like the scarecrows.

The cobblestone house makes a nice comparison to the log cabin I think.  It is a little bigger for one thing.

 And alot more ornate.  I really like the pattern of the cobblestones.

 An oblique angle.

 I was trying to somewhat frame the house with the trees.  Not sure how it worked.

 Behind the cobblestone house, there is a barn with some animals.  The goat came right up to me.

 Because of the goat, it was difficult to get a picture of just the horse.  So I'll have to be content with a shot of his head.

 The barn itself.

 Another barn that they use for receptions and what not.

A side shot of the house.  One of these days, I will have to check it out when it is open and I can go inside.