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13 comments:
Wow, one of the most gorgeous ruins I have seen. But then again, maybe it is still in use. I have seen worse.
The old barn is nearly recovered by nature and will disappear in the landscape. Beautiful !
Truly abandoned!
Wow...if walls could talk!
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Donna
I love an old red barn!!
If walls could talk.
So pretty and such a familiar sight to me. I see a lot of abandoned or run down farms if I drive out in the country from where I live. It's sad, but in a beautiful way.
For some reason I love seeing barns like this one, though it's sad to see them get to this state. Beautiful photo.
Picturesque, to be sure, but also probably dangerous to get too close lest it just fall down all around us.
I've been watching Barnwood Builders lately and this looks like a barn they might take down to reconstruct elsewhere. Great show preserving history and old barns! Love your photo!
I love old barns. So much history in them. Does your prim friend have a blog? Janice
Awwww! It has seen better days. But still beautiful! xoxo
Love this. It may be in ruins, but it still looks beautiful.
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