This photo was taken looking east...you can see a version of it
here that is taken from the east looking west.
I was on the road that ran past it when I took these. I have other photos but not going to take the time to hunt them. It is slowly going downhill. I wonder how much longer it will be there.
I could only grab a quick shot from this angle. I like the fencing, too.
Another barn, or maybe I should call it an equipment shed. Taken at a bit of a distance....
Linking these to Tom's
Barn Collective.
These are all wonderful photos, Rose. Such a shame about the first barn in such disrepair. I also love your header picture. Have a good night.
ReplyDeleteThis first barn must have been beautiful!! But most farmers just can't afford to fix up their barns nowadays. I would love to have seen it in it's HAYday (pun intended). I see your beautiful blue heron below! How did I miss that post? I's a wonderful photo, you even captured his flashing eyes.
ReplyDeleteit looks like that beautiful old aging barn is slowing dropping to its knees for the last time
ReplyDeleteThe first barn's roof is going to cave in anytime now.
ReplyDeleteEven though it's in sad shape, that first old barn appeals to me. I think it's the colours.
ReplyDeleteThese are very interesting barns. The first one will not last long. The others look to be in good shape. A very successful post.
ReplyDeleteWonderful photos, I do love old buildings.
ReplyDeleteTake care!
Those old buildings have so much character, and beautiful! Great photos Rose :)
ReplyDelete...oh Rose, I like the first one, but we best enjoy it while it's standing. What a nice small. red saltbox style barn. I appreciate your visit, I hope to see you again.
ReplyDeleteWhat an interesting barn. I know it will fall in soon. Its got quite the different siding on it. Cool shots
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I feel sad for the barns that are neglected. Sigh!
ReplyDeleteLove that first barn - I find it interesting that at one time someone loved it enough to paint it lavender.
ReplyDeleteThat first barn doesn't look like it will be standing for very much longer!!
ReplyDeleteNice shot!!
All great photos, but I especially like the first barn....it must have really been a beauty when first built. Still has a charm about it. Thanks for your comment on my post.
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