2017-07-23

Ramshackle barn

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Soo old. 
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It was a year ago I took these images of the old barn. Think I have to go back and see if it is till there.

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26 comments:

  1. ...ramshackled is a good way to describe this barn. I see barns like this often in this area, perhaps the tree now are hold it up. Thanks for stopping by, I hope to see you again.

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  2. What a fantastic old barn - it would tell so so many stories!

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  3. What a great photo!
    Hope the tree is still supporting the barn

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  4. A nice old barn, seen better days no doubt.

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  5. The poor barn! Farming is so much more efficient, and people are leaving them to fall over.

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  6. Hello Monica, this poor old barn has been sitting in a delightful position for so very many years. I can imagine all that it must have seen - your photos are wonderful :D)

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  7. So many of these leaning barns around. You were brave to get so close for the indoor shot! :)

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  8. Nice photos, I love old unused buildings like this.

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  9. Wow... so much history there! Those old crossbeams still look pretty good. Great picture! :)

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  10. Wish I could take a glimpse back at how life used tk be there. Thank you for linking in with Through My Lens.

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  11. The building looks so close to collapse, the photos are beautiful in their showing of the decay.

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  12. Awww....I'm fascinated by deteriorating structures too...always wish I knew what happened to the people who loved them once. Great picture.

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  13. Oh no. It won't be long now.

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  14. I like your photographs and how you've captured this.

    All the best Jan

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  15. Great photos of this poor old barn!

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  16. Only a couple of hours ago I was wondering if I could make a shelter from some old doors I have found. If I do, I expect it will begin as this barn has ended.

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  17. Oh I wonder if it is still standing

    Mollyx

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  18. If only those old barns could talk! It would be very interesting to go back!

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  19. Wonderful photos!
    Old barns, cabins, and houses were almost plentiful when I was a child growing up in British Columbia's Okanagan Valley. My brother liked to explore them, while I preferred to stand outside, imagining how they had looked in the past. If I took photos then (black and white, with my old Brownie) they are lost in the mists of time long since.
    Thanks for sharing these. They bring back memories of a time when the world was a more peaceful place, when parents could allow 9- 10- 11-year-old children to go exploring. My mother's rule was "Eat a good breakfast, watch out for one another, and be back in time for supper." Another time, another place. The hills we explored are now covered with huge houses, the old cabins and barns a distant memory.
    Sigh.
    Kay
    An Unfittie's Guide to Adventurous Travel

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