Barn Door Swinging From A Tree

In the spring and summer, when you're outside working on your farm, you'll likely have a lot of energy. It's a good thing to expend that energy in ways that make you happy. One of those ways is by hanging out of an open barn door that swings back and forth in front of you. This is called barn door swinging and it can be done anywhere

A barn door is a large window, typically on the side of a house or other building, which allows for light and air to enter but keeps out rain, snow and insects. Barn doors are often used as entrances to kitchens or bathrooms because they offer easy access for cleaning supplies and cooking utensils. Barn doors can also serve as storage space for tools, books or other items needed around the home

The first modern barn door was invented in 1784 by Benjamin Latrobe (1764-1820), an architect who worked with Thomas Jefferson to design the White House at Washington, D.C., during his tenure as assistant secretary of war under President George Washington (1789-1797). Latrobe's innovation was simple: A circular frame supported by square posts on either side of its opening held up horizontal boards that could be rolled down