This one from 2008, I think. Probably northern Illinois...
And one from Tennessee in 2012.
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14 comments:
The first one is gorgeous! And it has a perfect fence around it, too.
The first one is prettier, but I really like old barns best because of their history and character
Have a wonderful week!
I like both of them and especially the way the 2nd one sits in the curve of the road. God bless your day. xo
Pretty barns and both has its own beauty. Love the green surrounding the barns. Have a beautiful day!
...Rose they both are wonderful, but the weathered one wins me over! Thanks for sharing and I hope to see you back again.
both are so pretty, pastoral scenes at their best.
They both are very successful pictures of barns. The first one looks well designed and it excellent shape. The second one is a plain gray looks to be in good shape. Both make a fine entry into barn collective.
Both of these are great. Looks like some nice roads to drive on!
Both great barns but the first is special. Composed so nice and a fence around it. Great!!
MB
Great barns Rose! The second one is my favourite.
Robin
The white barn is one good looking barn.
Nice old weathered one too.
I just love old barns, Rose. They're so charming, and have lots of stories to tell. : )
Happy May!
~Sheri
The white barn looks very well maintained. It is lovely and yet there is a lot of beauty in the old barn. Great shots Rose :)
Nice shots! Old barns have appeal on several levels: design, color, nostalgia, and the promise of food!
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