Barn outside Beeton, Ontario
Another sad barn, I'm afraid, on its way to being reclaimed by nature.
Closer look at barn
Closer look at shed
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Looks like you captured that barn in the nick of time! Lots of barns like that in our neck of the woods. They have a kind of haunting beauty to them, in my opinion.
ReplyDeleteOh there are so many of these sad barns and it makes me sad. Great shots. Hug B
ReplyDeleteJust my kind of barn! Tom The Backroads Traveller
ReplyDeleteYes, it is a sad barn, but it sure makes a wonderful picture. Thanks for joining in.
ReplyDeleteHow sad, indeed. When most of these structures have disappeared I suppose someone will save the last few.
ReplyDeleteI like some of the creative things I've seen people do with old barn wood.
ReplyDeleteThere are so many deteriorating barns around here, and lots already gone that you don't even realize!
ReplyDeleteThis one might be around for a while yet EG :)
ReplyDeleteI love their isolated loneliness. Such a rugged beauty you captured here.
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Mersad Donko Photography
It certainly seems to be just a matter of time before this one's gone.
ReplyDeleteIt is sad. It looks like that tree or the bushes grew up right in-between them. Someone would love those barn boards though. :)
ReplyDeleteCool photos Camera Girl but this is becoming a sad common sight in Ontario.
ReplyDeleteold, sad and oh so beautiful
ReplyDeleteThere is something haunting about old buildings in this state.
ReplyDeleteDarla
It is really sad to see this one in this state. It looks to have been so well built originally.
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ReplyDeleteThere is a lot of really nice aged wood there that could be re-used for interior wall paneling.
ReplyDeleteThat is a great find! It is sad, but does provide a wonderful photo opportunity.
ReplyDeleteA sad sight!
ReplyDeleteIt has a kind of faded beauty.
ReplyDeleteRather sad looking but makes for great photography.
ReplyDeleteSad to see it abandoned. You got cool angles in these pictures, and I like the green intense.
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Leia
Dilapidated charm. Worn and patinated boards are fine to look at.
ReplyDeleteGreat photo!
Hugs
JetteMajken
Makes for striking images! All that dilapidated, weathered wood surrounded by the lush green and blue skies. Wonderful set!
ReplyDeleteWe have many around here like this one. They are a sad sight! I wish they would either be fixed up or torn down, do you agree?
ReplyDeleteNice photos.
ReplyDeleteI am curious - is there a lake in the b/g or is it all just the big blue sky. I had to look up Beeton, Ontario. I see it is located by a decent size lake.
Have a Beautiful Day!
Peace :)
You're going to make me cry!
ReplyDeleteThat is a sad one, and unfortunately we have too many of these around our area.
ReplyDeleteEven in its decline, I still think that there is something very beautiful about it.
ReplyDeleteWhat a shame! ...:)JP
ReplyDeleteI loved those old barns and kept my horse in one -- way back then!! Sad, but what great captures!! Thanks for the memories, EG! Hope you have a great week!!
ReplyDeleteI adore barns, and these are just wonderful!
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Sheila :-)
It looks like a good wind would see this old barn and shed off.
ReplyDeleteDiana
Oh dear the 'stories it could tell' ~ Great shots of the dear old barn for OWT!
ReplyDeleteartmusedog and carol (A Creative Harbor)
I love the old barns! I hate to see them neglected. Old and maintained is the best of both worlds.
ReplyDeleteIt needs a lot of love.
ReplyDeletesad barn is an appropriate description. you captured it beautifully however.
ReplyDeleteWorth a Thousand Words
This barn may be old but it still has a certain beauty about it.
ReplyDeleteIt looks so worthy of someone to come in and at least begin mowing. What a nice greenery to enhance and enjoy!
ReplyDeleteYes, EG, but some clever recycler will use those old boards in a lovely new building or restoration.
ReplyDeleteI always like seeing these weathered buildings.
ReplyDeletewonder what has replaced the barns?
ReplyDeleteIt still has it's beauty, I think we would all stop to photograph it!! But one good strong wind......
ReplyDeleteWell weathered.
ReplyDeleteThey certainly have a way of blending into nature!
ReplyDeleteDoesn't look as though it will be standing for much longer, more's the pity.
ReplyDeleteOh I love that gorgeous old barn - the stories it could tell!
ReplyDeletethey make beautiful pictures though!
ReplyDeleteI am sure not sad to look at the barn.
ReplyDeleteI wonder if and how the wood could be repurposed.
ReplyDeleteEvery time I see a barn like that, I think of my grandmother's comment - it's coming from together...
ReplyDeleteOnce useful and now neglected---Sad.
ReplyDeleteI just love these old barns. The older they are, the more photogenic!
ReplyDeletean adorable, just-about-to-fall-down little barn.....
ReplyDeleteWe are losing so many! Great Rubbish Tuesday post!
ReplyDeleteThese are incredible structures and photos.
ReplyDeleteIt's really sad to see a barn like this being let go.
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