I used to pass by this barn frequently and as we drove by over the weekend, I made a mental note to stop on our return trip for a quick capture. I can still see the beauty in this old structure, but in my mind, it is sitting on a teeter-totter, precariously dangling on the edge of obscurity but there is still a sparkle in its eye, a glimmer of hope, surrounded by a moat of lush green promise, just waiting for someone to come along with a heart full of barn love.
“It will generally be found that men who are constantly lamenting their ill luck are only reaping the consequences of their own neglect, mismanagement, and improvidence, or want of application.”
Samuel Smiles
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Very pretty picture. Your words about the barn were so beautiful. Like poetry!
ReplyDeleteI love this barn It would of been really something when it was new. All the hopes and dreams that were living with it now a shell of olden beauty.
ReplyDeleteLove your quote. B
Majestic!!!
ReplyDeleteVery nice image and prose!
ReplyDeleteWow, amazing barn! Love the soft blue sky and green grass against the texture of the barn.
ReplyDeletethat's gorgeous, andrea!
ReplyDeleteWhat a handsome barn complex! The stone foundation with the windows is wonderful- I really like its weathered patina.
ReplyDeleteI really like the stone foundation.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great old barn! I love the windows in the stone, very unique.
ReplyDeleteVery well taken. Looks like this barn is not in use anymore. Thanks for sharing!
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A barn full of possibilities!
ReplyDeleteThis is beautiful! I'm visiting from Barn Charm!
ReplyDeleteNatural, weathered wood! Beautiful, particularly with that stone foundation, too.
ReplyDeleteCan't you just hear the hustle and bustle of the barn and livestock from long ago?
ReplyDeleteEven though it sits empty, it seems happy!
LYLAS!
xo, misha
I so love the foundations of these....they have and are still real beauties. Don't you wonder what their history has been?
ReplyDeleteTHAT is one beautiful barn!!! Love it!
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These look old but they're still standing strong. Love the foundation they have.
ReplyDeleteNow, that beauty looks pretty dog-gone old & the foundation is awesome! Looks like several lifetimes of memories stored up inside... I'd sooo love to get my hands on this old barn... think of all the treasures to be found inside... not that I'd take anything, but just to see what could be uncovered & what hasn't been seen in ages! What a great find!!!
ReplyDeleteIt's wonderful to see the greening of the grass in the foreground of that mature barn.
ReplyDeleteI wonder how old the barn is and how it's been used.....if only barn could talk and tell their stories!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great old barn! I love the green grass against that weathered wood.
ReplyDeleteHere's hoping that someone does come along that has a heart full of barn love. This is one that deserves to be saved.
ReplyDeleteThat is one fabulous barn. I'd love to have that on my property!
ReplyDeleteI was too late to link to my photo, but it can be seen at my blog.
http://noteworthymusings.blogspot.com/2011/05/barn-charm-31.html
What a great photo of a lovely old weathered barn. Unfortunately it does appear might a great gust of wind come the old building would fold like a deck of cards.
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