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Monday, October 29, 2012
Barn Charm from Indiana
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28 comments:
i like the window open in the last shot. and what a great roof slope! made me want to sled down it in winter. :)
You got some good shots! I really like that last one.
Great shots! I think you may be right about tales to tell...
I like all the different angles of this interesting barn!
It's a little neglected but it appears to have good bones. The fall foliage adds quite the charm.
I love the touch of red in the barnwood. What a big beautiful old barn!
These are really great shots! Curvy road and all. ;)
Very nice barn pictures.
A ramshackle old beauty! Great autumn colors around it, too.
You really found a charmer here! Love all the different angles and the fall foliage just adds to it.
Wonderful find!! Love that last view! Looks like a place you might want to stay away from come Halloween.....
love the last shot. such a pretty angle. with fall leaves too. take care. enjoy your day. (:
Poor old girl -- so glad you found her and we were able to enjoy her beauty. xo
I like the way this barn is built into the side of a hill.
I;m glad you captured that last view too. I think it's my favorite.
it is wonderful and i would love to hear those old walls talk.
That's a cool ol barn & I'm thinking you're right about 'plenty of tales to tell' - 2 & 4 are my faves! =)
Now that is one awesome barn taken by a awesome photographer. These photos are great!
Beautiful, Rose. I especially love that last shot with the fence. It makes me sad to see these barns falling down. Soon they will be bulldozed under and the younger generation won't know they were ever there. :-(( Thanks for catching that one before it fell.
That is a nice barn and I love all of those lovely autumn colours behind it :)
An excellent series. It's a great old barn with lots of stories.
it could tell.
Hi Rose,
I just saw on The Weather Channel where over 500,000 are without power in Indiana, does that include you & Roger? Ya'll ok? Prayers are going out to everyone in the line of & being affected by Sandy!
Love this. She's a classy ol' gal with thoses touches of faded red to liven thingsup a bit.
The last shot is my favorite.
A beautiful barn and much larger than originally thought. Is it still in use? You are right---a lot of stories there. MB
Just beautiful. Yes, I agree that these old structures have so many stories to tell. This one is a classic - color and shape. Thank you for sharing!
I love it! The remaining red paint is my favorite!
Glad you took so many views of this one....very nice!
Great touches of red in the barn siding. Never realized how many unusual barns Indiana has until traveling through parts of the state recently looking for Barn Charm photo ops.
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