though the corners were routinely used to store farm machinery and fodder for the animals and occasionally to get a sensitive animal in out of the sun. Primarily the building existed
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The building described in Stephen Coonts' book "Cuba" served a practical purpose on a farm, mostly functioning as a storage area. Corners of the structure were often filled with farm machinery and animal fodder, efficiently utilizing the space for the needs of the farm.
Additionally, the building played a role in providing shelter for sensitive animals, offering them protection from harsh sunlight on particularly hot days, demonstrating its importance in the day-to-day operations of the farm.
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