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Saturday, February 20, 2016

The Barn Collective

So many barns - so little time.  I've taken a break from photographing barns until I catch up with all that I've already taken. 
Patched up

Wearing down
Still useful for a little storage
Sad and dejected - but lived an honorable life

A full working farm - two barns - two silos
Mt. Baker watching over all
From the other side

Almost forgotten
Well cared for - can't wait to see the trees in the spring

All green
White and red
Looks like some teeth are missing

Blackberry bushes are taking over
Well kept - with horses nearby
Tidy, but tilting

Well worn
With a lovely home nearby.

13 comments:

Tom said...

JoAnn you made this a tough to choose a favorite this week. I scroll down and see one and say that's it and then scroll down more and then say that's it. Hard to choose for sure. Thanks for sharing this array of barns. I can't wait to see what comes next.

Martha said...

I love them all and there is a piece of me that wants to go inside and explore. I don't suppose that would be allowed.

Lea said...

Wonderful barn photos!
'Tidy but Tilting' is my favorite!
Have a blessed day!
Lea

EG CameraGirl said...

You must live in a beautiful area to see photograph all these barns!

genie said...

Jo Ann...You have given us the mother load. what a grand collections of barns...a little bit of every type you could imagine with some silos thrown in for good measure. Starting with the first...I love how it has been patched. That definitely gives me an idea for our old outbuilding. I think the fourth one could still be used for more than storage. It seems to be in lots better condition than many I have seen. I love how you said the next one had lived an “honorable life.” What a lovely way to put it. But my favorite has to be the one with Mt. Baker in the background. It is stunning. What a fabulous to have your farm. The one with the windows all around it fascinates me. This is really unusual for me to see. And finally the green complex. It is so pretty. OK...I have rambled long enough. You can tell I really enjoyed your post. Have a lovely Sunday. genie

Small City Scenes said...

I'm like you----I have about 3 trillion barn pics but I seem to always find another.
You have some super shots---some good some sad. Looks like in some you are in my backyard. LOL
MB

eileeninmd said...

Hello, you do have a nice collection of barns and photos. I love the mountain views too. Have a happy new week ahead!

Rose said...

Gorgeous, gorgeous barns!

Marigene said...

You outdid yourself this week, JoAnn! I love those pale green barns. I really like the barns that the paint has worn off...guess it is a thing being old I can relate to.
Have a wonderful week.

Kay said...

This is a wonderful collection of barns. You've really caught some great looking ones, as usual. That first one in particular is very interesting but I love them all.

Powell River Books said...

That first one looked like it was build with hand milled wood. That must have been a huge job. I like your new blog banner. - Margy

Judy at GoldCountryCottage said...

JoAnn, love all the barn pics especially the honorable one. Always love the ones that need a little TLC and wish I had one to take care of. Your header is gorgeous. Love the sweet little raccoon and the eagles are spectacular..Happy Sunday..Judy

Sandra said...

Such beautiful scenery. I love all the barns. I think it is wonderful to capture them on pictures...to be remembered forever.