My barn this week is again a drive-by shot while driving through part of Iowa a few weeks ago. The barn is one of many abandoned barns we saw dotting the winter landscape. It probably isn't noticed in the summer when the trees in front have leaves.
This shot of it isn't very clear, but I liked the background. It was a beautiful drive with just the right amount of snow making the landscape pretty but leaving the roads clear. Thanks for stopping by!
Linking to Tricia's Barn Charm.
Well, I'm confused.I see Monday here, but nothing and no comments! BUT I just left a comment on your starling post below!
ReplyDeleteSorry about that, Ginny. I was just beginning to work on this post and I hit the wrong key and it published! I don't know how that happens because I'm quite sure I didn't click on Publish.
ReplyDeleteOh, Cheryl, this one just feels like an old photo you found in some antique shop...I love it.
ReplyDeleteA great drive-by Cheryl and it does look like an old photo!
ReplyDeleteO.K. I'm back and I see your post now! I must have come by right when you were in the middle of posting it! Is this the real color of the photo? It is amazing. It looks very desolate as well.
ReplyDeleteIt looks like a picture from the early part of the 1900's....cool!!
ReplyDeleteIt's a lovely scene with a charming barn Cheryl. I believe I would be putting that one on note cards or on the wall!
ReplyDeleteMorning Cheryl, love old barns so, that is a great picture, Francine.
ReplyDeletei like the shape and that big slope of a roof!! the landscape is so pretty!!
ReplyDeletenice find!!
it is beautiful and I would love to see it when the trees are full of leaves and everything is springing forth in the spring.
ReplyDeleteYou really have your drive by shots down to an art. It does look turn of the century'ish.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous in sepia!
ReplyDeleteThis one looks like it could be found here. I really like it! It seems like that's the way it is here too, when the leaves are gone I see all kinds of things that I never saw before.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous.......
ReplyDelete"Auntie"
You caught the barn at just the right time... Will you be participating in Donna's photo challenge? I thought of it seeing this black and white photo.
ReplyDeletei like the vintage look you gave it! perfect!
ReplyDeleteFor a drive by, it sure looks great!! I love the rusticness (is that a word?) of this picture! So pretty!
ReplyDeleteSusie
such a pretty "vintage" picture!
ReplyDeleteLove the old barn - I always wonder about the life inside them - mice, feral kitties, birds, skunks, what?
ReplyDeleteLove the old time feel of this photo. :)
ReplyDeleteThat is a neat setting, Cheryl. I like that little bit of snow!!!!! Great barn.
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Betsy
Definitely feels like an old photo! Love it. : )
ReplyDeleteLove this... It looks old and Western
ReplyDeleteVery pretty! It's amazing what you can see in the winter isn't it?
ReplyDeleteHi Cheryl! Thank you so much for commenting on my post today! You made my day! The barn I showed may not be seen from the road. The barn you shared is lovely. Have a nice week! Twyla
ReplyDeleteNice! The effect is just right for an old abandoned barn.
ReplyDeletenice shot. what character. ( :
ReplyDeleteBeautiful winter barn scene! =)
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