I just love barns - old or new.
Since it was sunny for most of the day - and warm at 63 degrees - I thought I'd show some spring barns - in good repair.
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And with a blooming apple tree
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20 comments:
That is beautiful.
Hasn't this weather been amazing? Hardly seems like winter. I even hear spring song birds already in the creek behind the condo here in Bellingham. - Margy
For some reason the storm water collection pond in front of our condo has filled up with water. But the ducks have found it for quick layovers. - Margy
Great barn and I really like that blooming apple tree. We've been spending time this weekend pruning ours!
http://happywonderer.com/2015/02/08/the-barn-collective-5/
I love the shape and color of that barn. And that apple tree is blooming now??
That's amazing! I didn't expect to see apple blossom this early in the year!
Hello dear Jo,
I always worry about trees or flowers coming out too soon then getting injured by cold. Is that apple tree "too soon" in your neck of the woods?
Looks like a very nice and well-cared-for barn! Love the apple tree in front!
AH, Very pretty in spring.
They are nice barns, I love the red barns.. Not sure why, they are just attractive.. Great shots. Have a happy Monday!
A perfect red barn - and a perfect apple tree to enhance it.
Lovely photos. How I miss the beautiful Pacific Northwest!
Such a happy atmosphere! We won't see anything in bloom for another 3 months in Michigan!
The barn is beautiful but oh my! The apple tree in bloom makes my heart beat a little faster!
It will be great to see apples in bloom again. Tom The Backroads Traveller
This is a pretty red barn! I love the blooming apple tree, it makes me long for spring!
So beautiful and springy!! xx
Oh, yes, spring. I am waiting. These are lovely. Thanks for linking this week!
I bet that red barn is really pretty against the snow.
I like how the barns are peeking out from behind the trees!
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