This is somewhat of a traditional rural impression around here. Old barns for hay and cattle were much smaller before. I found this one recently on my trip south.
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Winter in this region hasn't seen much snow. The trees are bare in most places, and some of the vegetation doesn't vanish until deep January.
I love barn images, and enjoy them immensely when you guys post them (especially the traditional American barn.), that's why I hope you'll enjoy this little spin on the usual sights.
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I too enjoy old barns. Wonderful colour in this one.
ReplyDeleteThank you Adrian!
DeleteI love seeing the old barns, lovely images! Have a happy day!
ReplyDeleteThank you!
DeleteI don't know why there's such a fascination with old barns, but I share it. I love your first image. It's so beautifully framed, capturing the barn and including the lovely orange tree.
ReplyDeleteThanks. There is something about them, I agree.
DeleteI, too love photos of old buildings. Nice shot of the old barn.
ReplyDeleteGlad you enjoyed it.
DeleteI love old barns, old buildings of any kind. this barn is beautiful and the closeup of the roof is gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteThat roof has so much texture to it.
Deletea beautiful place.
ReplyDeleteThanks Theressa.
DeleteI always love barn photos. The one you picture has so much character.
ReplyDeleteThank you Mona.
DeleteWhat a wonderful old barn!! Terrific captures as always, Mersad!! Thanks for sharing! Hope your holiday week is going well!
ReplyDeleteSylvia
Thanks Sylvia.
DeleteLove the light on this old barn! I love barns too and will be posting some in the new year.
ReplyDeleteThanks for stopping by.
DeleteLove all the textures! Just beautiful!
ReplyDeleteThanks!
DeleteKann ich gut nachvollziehen, ich liebe sie auch und finde eh alte Gebäude faszinierend...wenn diese Gebäude sprechen könnten^^
ReplyDeleteLiebe GrĂĽsse
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Liebe GrĂĽsse zurĂĽck!
DeleteWhat a beautiful find.
ReplyDeleteThank you Randy.
DeleteHow beautiful! Love those details.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful shot of this barn being engulfed back into the natural surroundings.
ReplyDeleteI love all the contrasts of color. Great shots Mersad .
Thanks Willow for stopping by.
DeleteThere's something wonderfully endearing about old barns... oh the tales we could weave about them. Nice to see buds on the trees, it always amazes me that they appear so soon after losing their leaves. My grandmother used to say it was the buds that pushed old foliage away.
ReplyDeleteI really like that description of your grandmother's saying!
DeleteAs usual great shots
ReplyDeleteHave a great sunday
Stefano
Beautiful, Mersad! I very much appreciate you eye for texture & simple beauty.
ReplyDeleteHappy holidays! Wishing you a new year filled with many wonderful things to see, experience, & photograph.
Thanks Amanda!
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