Cool pictures!!
Wow, I'm not sure what holds that barn up. Lovely captures!
Love the light and the colors, but that barn is hopeless!
God Bless all the old barns. It breaks my heart to see them go down in disrepair. They have such stories to tell of hopes and dreams. Fair pics are up, girls are in their second day of school, and I am enjoying my first morning to myself in a very long time. It's good to be back!
Creative photos ~ love the barn. (A Creative Harbor)
Great shots of that tumbledown barn!
I love old, red barns. I'm sure this was a handsome one back in its day.
Well, at least it's a good home for crows, owls and such.
Looks like home. You'll have to revisit that next year and see if it's still standing.
Put on your hard hat, better yet, stay clear.
Looks like it may have suffered some serious wind damage at some point. Love the color though. :)
That barn looks like it has a lot of history.http://theapels.blogspot.com/2012/08/natures-floor.html
Great post Michelle. This old barn has so much character!
so rugged!
It's sort of sad, but also a pretty sight in a strange way...
ouch!
I think I drove past that place this morning... It didn't look nearly that pretty tho.
A crash course in barns?
Oh, how sad to see the barn in disrepair! It holds such memories for someone.
I adore old barns...especially north American ones..... I would love to own one in this country a BIG red one!!!!
Too bad they let them go.
There is just no explanation for why that poor barn is still standing! All it takes is one butterfly flapping its wings in central America for that thing to come crashing down.
great shots Michelle....
Looks like a wind came up and tore away that roofing at some point!
Really striking pictures. It's fascinating how a crumbling structure can be so beautiful.
Nice shots but I hate to see old barns let go.
Cool pictures!!
ReplyDeleteWow, I'm not sure what holds that barn up. Lovely captures!
ReplyDeleteLove the light and the colors, but that barn is hopeless!
ReplyDeleteGod Bless all the old barns. It breaks my heart to see them go down in disrepair. They have such stories to tell of hopes and dreams.
ReplyDeleteFair pics are up, girls are in their second day of school, and I am enjoying my first morning to myself in a very long time. It's good to be back!
Creative photos ~ love the barn. (A Creative Harbor)
ReplyDeleteGreat shots of that tumbledown barn!
ReplyDeleteI love old, red barns. I'm sure this was a handsome one back in its day.
ReplyDeleteWell, at least it's a good home for crows, owls and such.
ReplyDeleteLooks like home. You'll have to revisit that next year and see if it's still standing.
ReplyDeletePut on your hard hat, better yet, stay clear.
ReplyDeleteLooks like it may have suffered some serious wind damage at some point. Love the color though. :)
ReplyDeleteThat barn looks like it has a lot of history.
ReplyDeletehttp://theapels.blogspot.com/2012/08/natures-floor.html
Great post Michelle. This old barn has so much character!
ReplyDeleteso rugged!
ReplyDeleteIt's sort of sad, but also a pretty sight in a strange way...
ReplyDeleteouch!
ReplyDeleteI think I drove past that place this morning... It didn't look nearly that pretty tho.
ReplyDeleteA crash course in barns?
ReplyDeleteOh, how sad to see the barn in disrepair! It holds such memories for someone.
ReplyDeleteI adore old barns...especially north American ones..... I would love to own one in this country a BIG red one!!!!
ReplyDeleteToo bad they let them go.
ReplyDeleteThere is just no explanation for why that poor barn is still standing! All it takes is one butterfly flapping its wings in central America for that thing to come crashing down.
ReplyDeletegreat shots Michelle....
ReplyDeleteLooks like a wind came up and tore away that roofing at some point!
ReplyDeleteReally striking pictures. It's fascinating how a crumbling structure can be so beautiful.
ReplyDeleteNice shots but I hate to see old barns let go.
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