I live in a town rural enough to have some barns within the city limits. Today I took a morning walk in our snowy landscape (the first snow since November) and walked right past this old structure. It's only 4 blocks from my front door, and I'm certain that it's not used anymore. (It is red only on the protected side; the weather has taken the paint off the back and side.) I'm linking up with Tricia's wonderful Barn Charm this week.
18 comments:
what a beautiful place. love the antlers on it, too.
Nice contrast between the barn and the snow. I also like the repetition of the white of the snow in the white paint around the doors!
Looks like you finally got some real snow, Evelyn! I'm still waiting for snow that sticks :~)
I wish this were 4 blocks from our house!
Too bad it's not used, looks to be in pretty good shape. Love the antlers!
Delightful old barn! The best photo subjects are often close to home, but they are easy to overlook because of familiarity.
What a jewel!
What a neat little barn! I wish we had this on our little acreage.
What a neat barn! I'm glad you spotted it - and glad you braved the snow to walk outside and photograph it!
it's so cute. you want to give it a hug. (:
it still looks very usable...sad that it sits there all alone...nice barn!
Evelyn, what a gorgeous little barn! Beautiful really. And you've got snow!!! That has actually stuck to the ground! So you can walk in it and take beautiful photographs - as in the case of the barn here. How nice. :) I am envious. ;)
Oooo, I DO love this one Evelyn!
I want to go inside (I think!) :-)
Loe the simplicity of the shot and the striking red against the white.
I bet this barn has lots of stories to tell. I love its uniqueness. Everything about it I like. genie
This looks so wonderful with the snow! :) Love the antlers.
that red really pops in all that white! i like the antlers, too.
Thanks for joining this week's Barn Charm =)
The red barn looks great in its snowy setting. I like the antlers!
What a lovely barn! Love the antlers.
The barns in Australia are totally different but the stories behind them would be very interesting.
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