Wouldn't you love to see the rest of this barn? I know I would...but this was the best I could do. It never did come into full view.
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15 comments:
I wonder if they still use this old barn? Looks like it has nice paint.
It doesn't look in too bad shape, but the grass and shrubbery does!!
I love the overgrowth! I think it adds charm and mystery to the picture.
so pretty.. even just part of it
i bet it has some treasures inside.
You caught enough of the frame and doorway to make us curious. I can imagine the rest in my own special versiion. :-)
This is a beautiful photo. You are so talented!
This building looks like it's out of commission...too bad. I would love to climb through those bushes and explore! And love your 'splash of color' shot...wonderful!
Oh, the mystery of it - blocked from getting the whole picture and so near but yet so far! I've found quite a few barns in our area that are out of range like this. But you've gotten enough of this barn to have a good shot. Good job!
Yes, that is an interesting barn! I'm sure it is hard to see in the summer.
I love the peek a boos. I don't think I have ever noticed ventilation slots along a roof line before. I like that it still has it's tin roof.
It's beautiful!
Just a tempting glimpse of that lovely old barn. :))
Just enough to catch the eye of the photographer :-)
I'd say this barn is in use and being kept up quite well. I would be curious to know how it is used. In my experience, dairy farms have the cleanest and nicest barns.
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