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Gyloonda
September 13, 2019
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The log building, raised on stilts, stands on a base of horizontal and vertical beams on a foundation wall. The entrance to the barn, with its awning boards, is located in the western eave wall. Above the entrance, the blocks are moved forward by one width of the pole (foreground protection), and the slightly raised gable roof forms a canopy. The tympanum structure consists of a ridge column (heath beam), into which the beams of the tympanum field are embedded in one corner. Based on this ancient construction of the tympanum, the nave was probably built before 1500.
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