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Sunday, November 20, 2016

Barns

Barns on the backroads behind Big Lake, WA.  The grass is such a beautiful green in the autumn and winter here because of the plentiful rain we get.  In the last week alone we've had almost 2 inches - and more to come.  It is our rainy season.

 Old Barns

 New Barns





10 comments:

  1. I want a beautiful barn. . . . . .and the farmland to go with it!!!

    That's a a lot of rain JoAnn - poor North Carolina could use a little especially in the west where the forest have been very bad.

    Hugs - Mary

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  2. First off JoAnn, I've never seen so many Snow Geese! Such a wonderful collection of barns, the second one is my favorite. I like the roof line. Thanks for stopping by, have a great week and I hope to see you back again soon.

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  3. So peaceful! They are like mothers, warm and sheltering to any creature needing a cozy place to stay!

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  4. So much countryside, with so many barns. And you find almost all of them. - Margy

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  5. It is nice to see some cared-for barns for a change. The fall leaves are set off nicely by all that green. We are having ever so much rain ... and our rainy season is in June and July. I haven't seen much of those bright blue skies that usually appear from the fall.

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  6. Beautiful barns! The second photo is my favorite
    Have a great week!

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  7. Some very nice barns there. Nice area to explore.

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  8. I always love seeing your barns...I would have a hard time picking a favorite, but I really do love that second one with the golden tree behind it.

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  9. Very nice collection of barns! I love backroads meandering!

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  10. I like the contrast between the old and new barns. I guess as a farmer I'd be very proud of a lovely new barn, but to be honest the oldies appeal to me more.

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