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Isn't that sad? I wonder how long it stood there. I wonder what was stored in it and did any animals live in it? What about kids? Were there kids that played there many years ago?
This is probably the last picture I'll take of this one.
This is probably the last picture I'll take of this one.
This is really sad. I bet a lot of children played in there swinging from the rafters or balancing on the beams. Probably even used it as a neat hide out.
ReplyDeleteAw...I remember that barn from your photos! I'm sure that snow was very heavy!
ReplyDeleteWhat a nice old barn. Too bad that the rough caved in. I guess all that heavy snow takes a toll. Hopefully spring is on the way to your area! Have a good week.
ReplyDeleteWhat a sturdy little barn and how sad it was let go like this.
ReplyDeleteMari, I always wonder the same things when I see an old home that has decayed. Very sad to me. Too bad it is "no more".
ReplyDeleteOh, wow. That is sad. I'm sorry to see it go. But I think it's really interesting the way the window is still hanging in there, it's not going down without a fight.
ReplyDeleteYou made me cry. I'm so sorry about the collapse of that beautiful barn. I think you should go get you a piece of it and take it home and say to Bob: "Carve me something from this, please, dear." xoxo
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful barn! Sad to see it destroying. Think it is because of the heavy snow!
ReplyDeleteIt was a charming barn. Sad to see it now.
ReplyDeleteIt is sad, but like you, I would like to know the history. Have a great week.
ReplyDeleteHow sad. It makes me reflect on my life. Like a flower (or a barn) we all fade away.
ReplyDeleteAwe how sad. I was going to make a comment on how I sure would like to take that barn and turn it into a home..until..I saw the roof, lol. or lack of. Blessings
ReplyDeleteIt was a very lovely barn in it's HAY days,little (Pun).
ReplyDeleteI have a thing for old houses and barns no one builds them like they did long ago.
that's sad. i'm guessing they won't repair it?
ReplyDeleteYes, I agree with everyone! So sad. I hate seeing wonderful old buildings, with rich history, fall to ruin. So sad.
ReplyDeleteOh so sad. In the first picture, You know, I can live there! I love an old barn. We have someone who fixed on up and lives in it. Then to see what nature and no upkeep, how sad. You're right, it was beautiful!
ReplyDeleteThe result of the winter storms of 2013-2014. It was a very bad year and here is the proof!
ReplyDeleteThat hanging window could be 'fodder' for an animated story like Up!
ReplyDeleteI hate to see a barn fall apart. So much of our country's history is wrapped up in these barns.
Oh, I hate to see this happen. There are so many places in the countryside up here that seem to have been completely abandoned. I always wonder how that happened. I guess at some point they just become too expensive to keep up.
ReplyDeleteawwwwe...that is sad! But it's pretty cool how you captured the progression of it's last days. :(
ReplyDeletethat is sad. I love how you took photos of it.
ReplyDeleteOh now that is sad, what will happen to it because it must be dangerous now?
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