Monday, May 30, 2011

Barn Charm Mosaic

I pass a good many barns on my commute each day, this one however, I only stumble across when I change up my route, usually when I'm running late and have to stop for gas. I swear, my next car is going to be electric. This treasure, nestled down in a small valley, sits fairly close to the road so it wasn't until I had stopped and walked along the edge of the property that I noticed the trio of equines staring at me intently. And it wasn't until  the head of the herd checked me out that they continued with their grazing. Their curiosity, their pecking order and their unique personalities never cease to amaze me. All this in a picturesque little spot, centred in an area that's hillier than most parts around here. Something tells me I'd miss this spot if I didn't have to stop for a fill up.

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25 comments:

  1. So maybe that is one good thing about having to stop for gas at these ridiculous prices ;) Love your photos, as always.

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  2. that's a great mosaic. looks like a sweet little bucolic place!

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  3. What a lovely spot and great photos as usual.

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  4. Love the mosiac Andrea, I feel as though I have traveled back in time. What beautiful countryside you reside in, have a great week, Julie.

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  5. This is definitely worth stopping for.

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  6. What a beautiful place to stop for a while...serendipity.
    Love how you put it together.
    jenni

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  7. This is such a great mosaic...I really like the photos you have included in it...really makes a nice collage.

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  8. I love your collage tells the story what's life around the barn. Like the green door too.

    Small Barn

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  9. Beautiful, and I love the story to go along with it! It does make the commutes more bearable when there are lovely views to take in :) (and the gas prices less painful as well.. maybe?) ;) -Tammy

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  10. A gorgeous set of photos you put together.

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  11. Love all that bright green standing out from the weathered wood!

    We just brought home a 2012 Honda Civic due to high gas prices and high miles (thanks to 10 years of hockey) on my 1999 4Runner... I guess I'll have to be sure to remember to stop and "smell the barns" that I'll miss now that I won't be stopping for gas so much!

    ~Chris

    ps the car was made in Ontario so it should be well built ;)

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  12. what sweet pics! I feel so sad to see wooden barns go away :/

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  13. Ha! It's amazing how much we can miss if we don't stop to really look!

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  14. I love this mosaic the photos are beautiful That is the only good reason I heard or seen for filling up these days.B

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  15. Great mosaic...it depicts such a peaceful scene. Glad you had to stop for gas...you would have missed this lovely photo op!!!

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  16. great composition and images - thanks for sharing!
    amy of four corners design

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  17. I smile as I read this! You have learned so much about the equine world :)
    Lovely mosaic!
    xo, misha
    LYLAS!

    p.s. did you see my post from last Sunday, "I heart the whole wide world"? There was a little surprise in it for you!

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  18. I always like visiting your page to see your editing... it's always so cool & now, you have a mosaic! The horses are beautiful, of course, & the barns... well, I love barns! =)

    Thank you very much for participating in Barn Charm! =)

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  19. Beautiful spot! Beautiful pics! Love the surprises in store when we wander a bit :).

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  20. Your collage has a lovely quietness about it, letting me feel I'm there.

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  21. Sometimes there's something on the daily commute that calls out, and we see the view with new eyes.
    Beautiful mosaic.

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Thank you so much for stopping by the old farmhouse!