Hay bales north of Kirkfield
I was looking for scenic fields covered in hay bales when I happened to spy...
Log barn - the second floor on this end is likely an addition
this ramshackle barn in between two fields of hay. Abandoned and slowly being reclaimed by nature.
Loft on this end likely original
As seen from the old driveway
The driveway has not been abandoned but is being used by haying vehicles so I was able to get quite close before hving to make my way through tall grass to get as close as I wanted to.
Too much grass
Actually, the grass was too thick and too tall for me to get the photos I wanted to get. I guess I'll have to go back!
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This is the first log barn I have ever seen. Once it's gone you will be glad you took theses photos.
ReplyDeleteA cool looking barn, very rustic.. Love the rolls of hay too. wonderful series!
ReplyDeletePrecious piece of Canadian history here.
ReplyDeleteDifferent shades of green adds color to the landscape and dilapidated buildings. Very nice collection.
ReplyDeleteWith the exception of Lincoln Log Cabin Historical Site, I have never seen a log barn before. Great find!
ReplyDeleteLovely photos. I like old barns and log ones are a rare find.
ReplyDeleteSo, do you have a scythe? ;-)
ReplyDeleteThis is one hell of a gorgeous old barn!
This final shot is my favorite. I'd head back when the snow flies.
ReplyDeletewow, that's a neat find!
ReplyDeleteI just love old barns like this one. Thanks for wading through the grass to get these shots for us!
ReplyDeleteI've never seen a log barn before. Great that you caught it before it is gone. I really like hay bales though.
ReplyDeleteDarla
Looks like a beautiful area. I really like that old barn.
ReplyDeleteNature taking over. Fabulous images.
ReplyDeleteLove old barn shots. These are fantastic.
ReplyDeletethis is just to wonderful for words. will be waiting for a winter shot.. i like the grass but would like to see the bottom. i am thinking that if someone cared enough they could bring it back to what it was.
ReplyDeleteFANTASTIC images of this old barn!
ReplyDeleteI believe that is a first for me; never seen a log barn before. That last photo is very nice...no...really great!
ReplyDeleteIt won't take nature long to finish things off.
ReplyDeleteGorgus photos! Love the old barn. Such tales it could tell.
ReplyDeleteThat old log barn is a new one for me. Love it! And the field of baled hay is particularly pretty.
ReplyDeleteThere is a lot of history in that old barn, EG!
ReplyDeleteThis is a neat old barn, but it's a shame it has been so neglected. I think you got some great pictures though, in spite of all the grass.
ReplyDeleteIt's getting closer and closer to nature. The ground that is. Nice rubbish pick.
ReplyDeleteI don't see log barn in this area...Neat! Tom The Backroads Traveller
ReplyDeleteThese are so cool! I don't think I've ever seen a log barn before.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great find! Love your photos.
ReplyDeleteWonderful faded beauty!
ReplyDeleteBarns - great objects to photograph, especially when they look like this:) Have a happy week!
ReplyDeleteOh, what a great find indeed, EG!! Makes you wish it could talk and reveal its history!! Wonderful captures as always!! Enjoy your new week!!
ReplyDeleteHow unusual! I don't think I have ever seen a barn made from logs! But maybe I need to pay more attention to what they are made of. This is a real shame, because it must be a rare find, and now no one is keeping it up.
ReplyDeleteLove hay bales and gorgeous barn and sky shots ~ for OWT ~ thanks, ^_^
ReplyDeleteartmusedog and carol (A Creative Harbor)
You really got quite close.
ReplyDeleteWow, very nice
ReplyDeleteI love finding old barns like that. Very nice!
ReplyDeletewhat a great find.
ReplyDeleteI don't think I've ever seen a log barn before.
ReplyDeleteWhat a find.
Definitely my kind of place to explore. :-)
I like the varying textures you captured. A piece of history.
ReplyDeleteWonderful is right...I love that last one. I would love to know how old it is.
ReplyDeleteOh LOVE LOVE the log barn it is so beautiful wonderful shots.
ReplyDeleteI would certainly like seeing some round bales around here::(:) Hug B
Fine images. I like such scenes.
ReplyDeleteGreat post. I always wonder about the people who used to work the old farms.
ReplyDeleteAround here that grass would be full of chiggers!
I forgot to tell you I loved your hay bail shot...
ReplyDeleteOh I've never seen these hay bail p;) And reminds me of my favorite drama of 'Little house in the prairie'. I watched rerun with bilingual TV in my early 30's. As I knew the story, it was really nice hearing lessen. Thank you very much for the word 'ramshackle' (*^_^*)
ReplyDeleteSending you Lots of Love and Hugs from Japan, xoxo Miyako*
A great old barn and still standing. A great find.
ReplyDeleteIt's blending in perfectly with its surroundings!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos, I like old barns!
ReplyDeleteThis is a great find. To be able to get up close to it is a wonderful thing. I would love to know its history.
ReplyDeleteAs always lovely photos!
ReplyDeleteLove old barns,, Great photos
ReplyDeletesuch pretty scenery
ReplyDeleteLove old barns! And we have plenty of them here in Arkansas that I have not taken the opportunity to photograph!
ReplyDeleteI think owls may live in there!
ReplyDeletewe have a lot around here like that. I don't know how they keep standing.
ReplyDeleteGood thing you got it now. It won't be around much longer.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great find! It's a shame to see those old buildings going back into nature.
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