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I love them, too, Van Dell - for all the very same reasons. How about using 
the
hayloft space for something else? Storage for all sorts of stuff. Space is 
space
- a blank page. A lady friend of mine turned hers into a sort of 'loft' (not
hayloft) complete with bed and TV. That's a little far out, I'll admit, but 
she
had a heckuva view when she chose to use her little getaway.
Sandy

On Wed, 20 Dec 2006 08:51:19 -0800 (PST), VAN DELL JORDAN wrote:

> 
> As much as I love the traditional barn (a combination
> interest in architecture, history, and rural culture)
> I think the hayloft became obsolete when bales
> replaced loose hay.  I would like to build a
> traditional barn but I haven't come up yet with a
> sufficiant "practical" justification for building that
> way.
> Van Dell
> 
> 
> --- Gloria Morris <gloriamorris59 AT gmail.com> wrote:
> 
> It became crystal clear to me when I was
> > in my 30's and hurt
> > my back pretty bad, that bucking bales up into hay
> > lofts was not
> > something I would be able to do indefinitely. Ground
> > level hay storage
> > became a priority. 
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