EG, I like this barn scene..We see a lot of similar crumbling barns here too. Have a happy day and week ahead! I wish you and your family a happy,healthy New Year!
What is it about pictures of ruined structures I like so much? This is great with the contrast of the snow against the colors of the building and field.
That old barn may not serve as a home for the horses and cows anymore, but it does indeed make for a great shot for the day!! You are SO good at finding those great shots and I'm so glad you share them with us! Hope you have a great new week!!
What a shame. We have them here too. I asked Phil about them, and he said that people only have enough money to fix up their houses. Farmers are usually poor.
They are so fascinating and eerily beautiful. But I always want more of the backstory. My husband just says "corporate farms .. No more little guys". So sad.
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it does make a great shot with the snow even though it is falling down.
ReplyDeleteEG, I like this barn scene..We see a lot of similar crumbling barns here too. Have a happy day and week ahead! I wish you and your family a happy,healthy New Year!
ReplyDeleteA really awesome and rugged setting. I'm sad that the barn is in such a shape, but with the snow it makes a great photo.
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This makes the imagination run wild!...:)JP
ReplyDeleteHopefully it's just the buildings crumbling and not the farms.
ReplyDeleteVery nice shot, but poor old barn! There are plenty of barns and even some houses in similar condition around here.
ReplyDeleteI love decay shots. No way I can take them with snow here... :-)
ReplyDeleteOh yes lots of crumbling barns along the 407 sad indeed. Great shot. Hug B
ReplyDeleteGreat photo but sad to see these places going down and in the future, 'growing up' into housing or commercial space. I guess life goes on eh?
ReplyDeleteWhat is it about pictures of ruined structures I like so much? This is great with the contrast of the snow against the colors of the building and field.
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it is still beautiful in some ways and what a shame it is falling down.
ReplyDeleteA variation on 'That's the way the cookie crumbles.'
ReplyDeleteThis one has seen better days.
ReplyDeleteAll that snow on the roof won't help either!
ReplyDeleteI feel so sad seeing them like this. Poignant, I suppose.
ReplyDeleteWhy so many of these? Have the people sold out for residential subdivisions? It's kinda sad.
ReplyDeleteI imagine the weight of snow over time increased damage to the barn. Even dilapidated and somewhat of a danger zone, the structure has charm.
ReplyDeleteThe snow will make it fall down. Fabulous photo EG.
ReplyDeleteIt looks like it may still be serving its owner - even in this state of disrepair. Beautiful photo.
ReplyDeleteLove those old barns, and that one is very nice.
ReplyDeleteThe snow makes this old barn even more scenic.
ReplyDeleteWonderful photo
ReplyDeleteThat old barn may not serve as a home for the horses and cows anymore, but it does indeed make for a great shot for the day!! You are SO good at finding those great shots and I'm so glad you share them with us! Hope you have a great new week!!
ReplyDeleteI like this barn scene.
ReplyDeleteLots of those around here too. I hate seeing them but they do make great photos!
ReplyDeletePoor barn - but it's a beauty!
ReplyDeletepoor old thing!
ReplyDeleteI'll bet it was impressive in its day. Still is in its own way.
ReplyDeleteThese crumbling barns still hold a lot of beauty in their decline, and with the snow this is a very pretty picture.
ReplyDeleteIt's sad to see!
ReplyDeleteThere's a certain beauty to these crumbling barns!
ReplyDeleteI can still hear my grandmother commenting on how that barn is coming from together!!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a shame. We have them here too. I asked Phil about them, and he said that people only have enough money to fix up their houses. Farmers are usually poor.
ReplyDeletesome one has a lot of natural AC. nice with all the snow. very pretty. ( :
ReplyDeleteBeautiful shot!
ReplyDeleteWhy is such so eloquent and striking?
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Great photo of the crumbling barn. It is huge and must have been important for shelter when it was built.
ReplyDeleteSo lovely even in decline....
ReplyDeleteThey are so fascinating and eerily beautiful. But I always want more of the backstory. My husband just says "corporate farms .. No more little guys". So sad.
ReplyDeleteMade for a great shot though!!
ReplyDeleteIt's sad they are falling down but they have such character. It's the same here, and I often wish they could talk.
ReplyDeleteIt is a lovely barn shot!
ReplyDeletethe scene is beautiful although i feel sad when i see crumbling structures. happy new year.
ReplyDeleteWorth a Thousand Words
Gorgeous wintry photo and love barn shots!
ReplyDeleteHappy New Year,
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That's such a sad and lonely scene. Happy New Year CameraGirl.
ReplyDeleteYes, that's a great picture, but a very sad barn!
ReplyDeleteIt made for a nice photo.
ReplyDeleteRUN! Next wind and this sucker is coming down!
ReplyDeleteABRAÇO DE ANO NOVO COM VOTOS DE MUITA FELICIDADE.
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Great picture! Best wishes for the new year EG CameraGirl!
ReplyDeleteLovely picture. Quite atmospheric.
ReplyDeleteDoesn't look as though its going to last many more winters unfortunately.
ReplyDeleteI like your blog and your pictures
ReplyDeleteBeautiful pic!
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