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Wednesday, September 5, 2012

An old barn for Barn Charm


This barn is on the same dirt road I live on.  I have pictured it before.  It is almost gone on the other side.  The whole property is now for sale.  It has an older house and a middle aged house and several fenced pastures.  I know the people that live there now love the old barn and have tried to keep it afloat.  I hope it doesn't get torn down.  My grand-daughter took this picture and glamorized the second one.

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ENJOY!!

9 comments:

Betsy Banks Adams said...

Hi Mary Beth, I love that old barn also--but I'll bet IF and WHEN that property is sold, someone will tear it down. SO--take lots of pictures of it....

Hugs
Betsy

Elaine said...

It's a lovely old barn and it would be a shame if it got torn down. Looks like it would be an expensive proposition to fix it up though.

Magpie said...

You got to love a barn with a good ventilation system like that. :)

Anonymous said...

It'll cost a lot of money to save this ol beauty! Is that what they call a 'shaker-roof'?
Love the ol dark barn wood & that fence

Thanks for the wiggle =)

Lowell said...

It's gonna blow away all by its little self...and there ain't much left to blow away.

Your granddaughter done good. I like the infrared, too. Smart young lady! Rides horses I understand.

Hope you have a great day hobbling about. Or are you back to running and hiking up mountains?

EG CameraGirl said...

Looks like it's time os nearly over...but maybe someone will rescue it!

Judy said...

I looked at that first photo, and thought, that is only half a barn...
But it is just beautiful!! Would be too bad if it was torn down, but how safe is it?

George said...

The barn definitely needs some TLC, but it is charming anyway. I like the way your grand-daughter glamorized the picture for you.

Unknown said...

boy that one looks like it's on its last leg! cool barn.