Barns long past their usefulness - seems to be more abandoned barns than those still in use.
With just a ghost of the name still on the barn
A tour with me and my camera - barns, houses, birds, ocean - anything that catches my fancy - come along with me
What a great barn and I'm straining my eyes to read that faded sign!
ReplyDeleteLooks like worolyn or woorlyn dairy. Neat. Tom The Backroads Traveller
ReplyDeleteThose buildings were certainly majestic. I suppose they are disappearing at a rapid rate since upkeep or restoration must be terribly expensive.
ReplyDeleteYour photos are beautiful!
Is it Woodlyn Dairy? I love the old barns and I'm loving that green grass! I'm sure ready to see that. :) Great photos!
ReplyDeleteIt is interesting spotting ghosts of old signs that are painted on to buildings isn't it! xx
ReplyDeleteVery atmospheric. I especially like the one with the trees. They look like apple trees. It is great that you document these barns for the future.
ReplyDeleteGreat series and a neat barn! Looks like Woodlyn Dairy to me, but my eyes are not the best. Happy March, have a great week!
ReplyDeleteBarns in need of a family who feels a passion to bring them back to life. :-)
ReplyDeleteThat is a beautiful old barn...I can make out the word 'dairy' but not the family name.
ReplyDeleteI see a "1932" or "1922" in that ghost sign. It really is a beautiful barn. I hope it's still being used even if not for a dairy.
ReplyDeleteAnother lovely old derelict barn. I love them. They must have wonderful stories to tell.
ReplyDeleteNice one. Love the ghost sign. I can only see "dairy" though. Thanks for sharing this week!
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