It has been a while since I took these photos....I kept meaning to post it but don't think I ever have...at least not for barn charm. But don't think I have at any time.
I love the placement of the windows in the loft area, but still wonder why they were placed like this.
It was a fairly big barn...
but I so wish I could have went inside...Barn Charm
it is really cool. i, too, like those windows edging the eaves. :)
ReplyDeleteYeah, that is some barn. Truly a working barn
ReplyDeleteIt's a great barn and I really like the windows too!
ReplyDeleteIt IS big, and looks like it is still in use.
ReplyDeleteThat is one big beautiful barn! I love it and your photo taking!
ReplyDeleteThose little windows were the first thing I noticed. They are a nice charm factor. The shadow of the light adds a nice little touch.
ReplyDeleteIt's really a love barn and you really captured all of its fine points!
It's a delightful barn! I love those little windows.
ReplyDeleteGreat weathered look on this one! I like the roof line, too! Wonderful shots, Rose!
ReplyDeleteThe windows on the eaves are interesting, but there are also the others that seem to be in some kind of different pattern. Very interesting barn - well captured!
ReplyDeletesuch great windows. i love the doodads on top. so decorative. (:
ReplyDeleteWow, that looks like a huge barn and I also love those windows up in the eaves. I wonder whar they do in there.
ReplyDeletegreat barn and i had to laugh because i was thinking the same thing about the window placement, although i like it!
ReplyDeleteThe windows would have drawn me to this barn too.
ReplyDeleteThat is one huge barn!
ReplyDeleteThat is a very unusual and big barn. Looks like they could give it a coat of paint and it would fix it right up. Saw you on Sandra's blog and though I'd say hello. sandie
ReplyDeleteThis is huge...often wonder why such small windows...guess it's only meant for venilation! Nice shots!
ReplyDeleteThe window treatment on this barn are puzzle. I like it's size and you did a fine job of presenting it with the variety of images.
ReplyDeleteYa know, I love dark weathered barn wood, but whitewashed is definitely a close 2nd, esp on this big ol barn... it's gorgeous! Love the side view w/ the sliding barn doors & then the front view of that door & all the windows up top! Awesome ol barn!!!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for joining =)
me to on going inside. i wonder what they kept there, it is not the average barn. i like it and the silos and i think the first is my fav
ReplyDeleteI can see immediately that this is a barn with round storage structures, but the geometry just overwhelmingly makes mr think of a medieval castle.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful barn, Rose! Gorgeous captures of a very interesting barn. Love all the teeny, tiny windows on this fairly big barn. Thank you for sharing!
ReplyDeletethat's a pretty one, nice and big. i like the whitewashed wood against the blue sky!!
ReplyDeleteThat is a ginormous charming white barn Rose! Love the windowa and the roof. And love the round bales sittin' inside that huge door. That barn is being used!!!
ReplyDeleteI am really late getting about to commenting on the barns...and I did not even get one posted for myself. This one is pretty awesome. COuld use a paint job but other than that it looks OK. I wonder if it is being used at the moment because there is no sign of life in the photos. Wonderful captures. genie
ReplyDeleteI like the whitewashed effect. Great barn! The windows do have an odd placement. Hmm.
ReplyDeleteA very nice one....now if they would just put a quilt square over the doors :-) LOL
ReplyDeleteThat is one fabulous barn.
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Love the roof! Great captures, Rose. :)
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