This barn scene was taken in Iowa last week. They had a bit more snow
than we did. My son shot this with his iPad mini. Can you believe I had my camera but when I got ready to shoot I discovered I'd left my camera card behind! That'll teach me to keep a spare card handy. We saw some nice barns along the way and Son snapped several for me. The day was overcast and we were moving right along, but I still have a few barns that are good enough to share in the next few weeks. I always love to find a red barn in the snow!
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The red barns in the snow are beautiful! We bought tickets to a very important show last week. It was an hour and a half away. The whole point was to take pictures. I started snapping and...NO camera card! It was home in my computer!!! We exchanged the tickets for the next day, went home and came back the next day.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful scene...and I love red barns, no matter what the setting!
ReplyDeleteYes, red barns are beautiful in contrast to all that white! Looks like a beautiful old barn!
ReplyDeleteThank you for joining, Cheryl! =)
What a pretty snow scene! I like the style of the barn but sure wouldn't want to have to re-do the roof. ;-)
ReplyDeleteAlso wanted to say that I enjoyed the post prior to this, with the Super Bowl commercials. I had not seen either; both are wonderful. Thanks for posting them.
~Lindy
I love finding red barns in the snow too, Cheryl!
ReplyDeleteI am with you on loving red barns in snow...glad your son snapped this for you.
ReplyDeleteOne of life's little lessons. You'll probably never leave the house again without a card, just as I'll probably never leave without a spare battery - sigh. It's a good thing your son had his iPad to catch this lovely snowy scene!
ReplyDeleteOnly thing better than a barn is a barn covered in snow. A son with a camera is a great back up.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful, wintry scene! Aren't sons wonderful????
ReplyDeleteThat's a beauty and you're so right, a red barn in snow is beautiful. In fact, this reminds me of the painting Nita Leger Casey did of a red barn in the snow just recently. It may still be sitting just your post in my blogroll.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful picture Cheryl, love the red barn against the snow, charming, Francine.
ReplyDeleteLove red barns in winter --- your son did a fab job with this. xo
ReplyDeletered barns in snow make a picture postcard!!
ReplyDeletewhen my rebel has no card and i snap a photo, the screen says no card. that did not stop me from snapping away in the back yard. i did not look at the screen so thought i got the photos until i came in to VIEW what i got which was nada.
ReplyDeleteNice!!! Iowa has some good barns. And lots of cornfields.
ReplyDeleteLovely Charming scene Cheryl!
ReplyDeletenice save by the son! :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful!
ReplyDeleteAnd I second, what 'TexWisGirl' said... Nice save by son! :-)
GORGEOUS! I hate it when I leave the camera card in my computer. So frustrating! The contrast of the red and white is so so pretty!
ReplyDeleteThis might be the first time I have seen a barn with snow - probably not - but it is gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteSorry you left your camera card at home... I've almost done that before --but do carry spares most of the time...
ReplyDeleteGreat picture your son took with the snow on the ground...
Hugs,
Betsy
oh a beautiful snowy barn scene!
ReplyDeleteSo glad your son had his IPad. It would have been a shame to have missed that beautiful shot......
ReplyDeleteA red barn really stands out in the snow! This is a great photo taken with an IPAD mini! WOW!
ReplyDeletei love that over hang - a red barn in snow - perfect!! i love that your son helped you out. so sweet. ( :
ReplyDeletei love that over hang - a red barn in snow - perfect!! i love that your son helped you out. so sweet. ( :
ReplyDeleteGreat picture of the barn in snow.
ReplyDeleteBetsy
I love barns...BUT BARNS WITH SNOW are something awesome!!!!
ReplyDeletexoxo
BShell
What beautiful red barn in the snow. I loved all of the buildings in the snow.
ReplyDeleteI will look forward to more pictures.
Hugs!