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Sunday, August 2, 2015
Featuring one Tennessee barn
This week I am featuring a barn I posted over four years ago...I think it is worth showing to a few new visitors. It was taken the same day as the past few Barn Collective posts.
I think this is an interesting barn...
I think it has seen a lot of use in its day...and probably still does.
The doors could sure use a little TLC.
They are probably doing good to still be hanging....
Linking this to Tom's The Barn Collective.
Linking this to Tom's The Barn Collective.
wow! some rickety wood and great rusty roof.
ReplyDeleteI love red barns and is huge. I see two woods used to lock the doors. Someone might be using this barn. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteMary, MI
I like the way this old barn is sagging - so photogenic. I wonder what the barn looks iike now.
ReplyDeleteWhat a cool old barn, I love the red barns! Great shots.
ReplyDeleteHave a happy Monday and a great new week ahead!
Doors look like they might have been opened and closed one time too many. :-)
ReplyDeleteI love it!!! the texture, the lines of all those different boards leaning all which a way
ReplyDeleteLove it! The more dilapidated the better.
ReplyDeleteFalling down barns make wonderful pictures, but always make me wonder ... I know how hard farmers work, but doesn't it seem like during the winter they'd take time to at least fix the doors?
ReplyDeleteGreat old barn - they have such wonderful character when they age.
ReplyDeleteLove it!
ReplyDeleteRose, Tennessee sure has some wonderful weathered old barns and you have found them. Thanks for linking up this week and please come back with more. Tom The Backroads Traveller
ReplyDeleteYes, the doors look like they are about to fall over.
ReplyDeleteThat's an awesome barn! It looks piecemeal but obviously was some pretty good construction to still be standing. Great textures in the pretty red wood!
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Those doors certainly have some character, though I wouldn't volunteer to repair them as it looks like you'd need to star from scratch. The kind of problem you learn to ignore when you see it every day.
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