Last week we toured some of the old barns in Wisconsin - more today
Short barns
And tall barns
Stone foundations
Years of wear
A tour with me and my camera - barns, houses, birds, ocean - anything that catches my fancy - come along with me
JoAnn - there's something always special about a barn whether decrepit or new! Red barns are usually best - these are lovely barn pix from Wisconsin. Glad you got away with your camera at the ready.
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Wonderful!! Love your little singing trio of dolls in the last post. Groovy outfits.
ReplyDeleteI love old weathered barns and you take the best photos. I sewed some today....sewed and ripped out and sewed again! lol Hope you haven't had any bad weather. Sweet hugs, Diane
ReplyDeleteI was out barn hunting today and found several that looked like yours. Times does take it's toil. Thanks JoAnn for linking up this week and I hope you come back again. Tom The Backroads Traveller
ReplyDeleteI wish that there was the same keenness for barn conversions where you live as there is here and then many of these great old buildings would be saved. They are so lovely aren't they! xx
ReplyDeleteLovely collection of barns! I especially like the 2nd one of the tall barn.
ReplyDeleteIt's sad that these lovely old barns are so neglected. I imagine that they shelter a good deal of wild life of various kinds though so they are still useful.
ReplyDeleteHow fab that there is a place called Bow! Love your granny squares, bright orange flowers and washing. That's the second crowd of seagulls i've seen too.x
ReplyDeleteBarns are enchanted places. I love the way your close ups make such interesting compositions.
ReplyDeleteI love, love, love all that stone in the last shot. Looks like they could use some TLC...
ReplyDeleteThose stone foundations are really something! It looks like they can outlive anything built on top!
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