I am in a hurry and this was all I could find right quick for Ruby Tuesday....however, I am getting tired of posting the same type of photo every other week. Everyone else signs on with awesome pictures, and I feel like I post the same thing over and over. Sitting here, I see something to photograph for next week. In the meantime, I am going with this barn. It sure looks like a lot of life happens in it. I would love to nose around inside it and see what all I could see. But since I can't, I am posting it for this week's Ruby Tuesday. If you want to join, or just see what others post, click on the badge at the top and visit Mary T's Work of the Poet blog.
I am in a hurry and this was all I could find right quick for Ruby Tuesday....however, I am getting tired of posting the same type of photo every other week. Everyone else signs on with awesome pictures, and I feel like I post the same thing over and over. Sitting here, I see something to photograph for next week. In the meantime, I am going with this barn. It sure looks like a lot of life happens in it. I would love to nose around inside it and see what all I could see. But since I can't, I am posting it for this week's Ruby Tuesday. If you want to join, or just see what others post, click on the badge at the top and visit Mary T's Work of the Poet blog.
You always have interesting barns Rose no matter how many you post!
ReplyDeleteYou could ski off that sloping roof. :)
You have a beautiful big barn in pic and I have an old red house in my pic !!!!!
ReplyDeleteWell, it's a very NICE barn, and a nice capture of it.
ReplyDeleteI really like this barn, Rose. We have red ones here but I've never seen one this shape.
ReplyDeleteRose, try to find some unusual RED objects to post! I wouldn't like you to get tired of Ruby Tuesday... :(
ReplyDeleteThe RED of this barn is deep and dark and wonderful! :)
ReplyDeleteI love the barn! It's a great picture.
ReplyDeleteA charming shabby chick barn with many beautiful details.
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A charming shabby chick barn with many beautiful details.
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I love old barns! This one looks really big and well used!
ReplyDeleteAs you know, I LOVE barns. Wouldn't it be great fun to look around inside?
ReplyDeleteYou are a great photographer Rose. I on the other hand...never do, but I have RED. lol
ReplyDeleteLove Claudie
oxo
Oh I love this!
ReplyDeleteI like it too red one. Happy Ruby Tuesday.
ReplyDeleteThis barn has lots of character. I noticed the loose boards around the upper opening. You shouldn't think we get tired of your interesting pictures.
ReplyDeletethat's a cool looking barn. looks neat with the white roof.
ReplyDeleteWhat a NICE barn!!
ReplyDeleteWhen I was small I use to play in a barn like that. Happy RT
ReplyDeleteI love old barns. Your photos are never boring to me. And this one doesn't disappoint. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteAhh but I love red barns. Not many paint their barns red around my area. Love it!
ReplyDeleteWhat a barn!
ReplyDeleteAnd I see something bright red inside- looks like a water tank, or an old sink or something.
This is a great RT post!
Looks a lot like Massachusetts, where I sometimes feel stuck while photographing the same old things which others seem to enjoy seeing. I don't want to be jaded by the natural beauty around me, but sometimes it's hard to find the freshness.
ReplyDeleteYou have a nice eye for composition, by the way. ;)
Interesting looking barn, something which one can never find in my country.
ReplyDeleteThe perfect barn is not necessarily the tallest, newest or best looking. Perfection here is the barn red paint. Red and barns go together perfectly!
ReplyDeleteRed barn, your sagging
ReplyDeleteboards and timbers remind me
of my aging frame…
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I bet there are all kinds of treasure in that barn. Nice shot.
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