I did not remember this barn...there is one other barn that I know of that is always this 'knock your eyes out' red color. I would like to find this one again and see if it is still this brilliant red. The one near here always remain the same bright color red.
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The red barn will always catches our eyes first.
Wow, this is the prettiest red color I have ever seen on a barn!
Hari om
Doesn't it look fab, sandwiched twixt the green and blue?! YAM xx
They both are so picturesque.
There is a restaurant on the Western slope of Colorado called THE RED BARN. Tho, there you can order steak medium well, THIS one, I bet, has steak on the hoof!! Great find.
Hello,
The red barns are my favorite. Great find!
Take care, have a happy day and a great new week!
That sure is red. It looks like it might have recently been painted since there doesn't appear to be any weathering in the paint.
Wow, knock your eyes out is right!
A beautiful red that radiates such warmth! Great find!
all this red needs something to break some of it, like a pained door or one of those quilt things or a star.
I do love a bright red barn!
Hmmm...I do wonder how BULLS will react here !!! Thank God there are no Bulls here and no matadors...only horses ? Or hay perhaps ?
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That is definitely and eye-popping red barn. Great shot. It's so different from the one yesterday in shape and color.
The red barns are eye catchers and still my favorite color for a barn.
it is a knock your eyes red barn Rose... the crop dusters would never have run into this one....peter:)
Nice! ❤️
That is one bright red barn. I bet you can see that clearly from the road. It's so big, and I wonder what they use it for.
Have a pleasant week, Rose.
~Sheri
That is certainly bright, but to me, red is the best color for a barn.
The iconic barn colour. Very nicely shot.
It is definitely a really bright eye catching red! You couldn't miss it when driving by! It is a lovely barn.
Brilliant in red!!
A beautiful red barn. This one was getting a fresh coat when you photographed it.
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