I'm going to try to settle down tonight and do Barn Charm....was gone for the weekend and had things to do that I left without doing so just did not put up a post last night. AND, since we have not been taking many drives, I am going back to these barn shots taken June 22 of this year.
I don't know why I haven't posted it before now...I do like it...
even if it is a little bit worse for wear.
I do wonder what happened to those boards...it looks like something ate them.Linking to Barn Charm...
That's a great old barn! I can't help think of all of the crafty things that could be done with that wood.
ReplyDeletepoor old toothy grin... :) i like it, though, too.
ReplyDeletesuch character. but could use some repairs ... makes me smile. i like the shadow as well. very weathered. (:
ReplyDeleteOh, I see a great horror story in the making: The Creature that Ate Barn Boards!
ReplyDeleteAll kidding aside, she's a lovely old barn!
Beautiful old barn!! Looks like a very large mouse has been nibbling on it.....
ReplyDeleteIt's a charming place! I like it's shape, and even like the worn out boards.
ReplyDeleteLovely...I love the roof top.
ReplyDeleteA fantastic old barn! I like the roof line! It looks like it has a face in the last photo.
ReplyDeleteI know that is what it looked like (similar) when a bear got into our feed building. Who knows! They all seem to be evenly stripped off.
ReplyDeletepoor old, but I like the photos!
ReplyDeleteFrom Ingun, Norway
I was thinking "gap-toothed" when I saw it too! Very interesting barn - love the faded red!
ReplyDeleteIt is charming! The jagged openings add character!
ReplyDeleteIt looks like a tear falling out of the right 'eye'!
i was thinking the exact same thing as texwis!
ReplyDeleteoh and then beth's comment makes me sad :( poor barn!
ReplyDeletethis is one of my favorites that you have posted. i love the color of the wood and the shadows in some of the shots are cool. the boards look like some giant took bites out of them. it certainly fits the word charming.
ReplyDeleteIt is a dandy barn. It looks like someone just broke the boards off---Poor thing.
ReplyDeleteI don't think I will ever be able to dance. LOL MB
maybe those barn boards are missing because someone decided they needed them, I wouldn't mind having one of those old barn boards to make a sign with. great looking oldie!!
ReplyDeleteLovely old barn. I'll bet those boards ended up in someone's home.
ReplyDeleteI hope this old barn was not robbed of these boards to build something else. It's a fine barn. Excellent series of it.
ReplyDeletea great barn with a magnificant roof!!
ReplyDeletegreat lines, wonderful shadows, what a charming old place!!
Must've been a great barn, back in the day.
ReplyDeleteI thought that too, what happened to those boards...
ReplyDeleteSuper barn shots, Rose. I really like this old barn
ReplyDeleteThis barn may need some TLC, but it still is very charming
ReplyDeleteThis barn has lots of character. I love the faded red of the wood. It does look like a face with a tear coming out of it's eye.
ReplyDeleteReminds me of the barns here in the Delta. . .I still love seeing them. . .Lovely shots!
ReplyDeleteA beautiful shots and these barn is awesome!
ReplyDeleteKim, USA
I noticed the boards, too, and wondered about them. Nice capture.
ReplyDeleteNice Rose, I need to get back doing barn charm.
ReplyDeleteThat's a fine looking barn. I love the weathered look. I wonder if it is still in use...thanks for swinging by my barn. Enjoy the week.
ReplyDeleteCool barn, Rose, I really like the shape of it.
ReplyDeleteThank you =)