As soon as we have better weather, I hope to hit the back roads for some barn hunting. Exploring the countryside is one of my favorite things to do, but our weather this winter hasn't been cooperating very well for road-tripping. Especially on gravel roads. This shot was taken just before our latest snow storm and it's certainly nothing to look at, is it? I liked the green roof, they aren't seen very often in my area.
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The green roofs are great, aren't they? Almost as fun as the red barns. Great find.
ReplyDeleteI don't believe I've ever seen a green roof-ed barn! I think we're all ready for spring weather and BARNSTORMING!
ReplyDeleteHi Cheryl! The barn has charm, it's the trees without leaves that I miss in these winter pictures. I love driving the back roads in mid Missouri, there are great barns everywhere! I hope your snow melts soon! Have a nice day! Twyla
ReplyDeleteI don't very often see a barn with a green roof. Nice though!!
ReplyDeleteI am wishing for spring weather here!
I like the green roof too and it has charm Cheryl in a wonky kind of way! I am waiting for the weather to improve too and get my barn folder filled up again so I can do Barn Charm! Enjoy your Tuesday Cheryl, we should see some more melting and tomorrow for sure!
ReplyDeleteI don't recall ever seeing a green roof on a barn.... most of the old barns around here have metal roofs.
ReplyDeletenice old barn, love those leafless trees, we don't see that here..now that you mention it, i don't think i have seen a barn with a green roof until now. hope the weather gets you out and about soon
ReplyDeleteThe green roof and the weathered wood gives this barn a lot of charm! It looks like there is even a little green grass.
ReplyDeleteAny old barn, which is still standing, issssssssss something to look at. :-)
ReplyDeleteI've given up on outdoor pics too. For the duration. And it does cut down on photo ops.
Gentle hugs,
"Auntie"
I like the ones that are surprise colors! This is a lonely looking barn. Glad you stopped by and visited it!
ReplyDeleteThis one may be my favorite yet. I love when they are weathered and aged like me. Aren't you glad you live in MO (forget about the snow we've had lately) where we see barns around every turn?
ReplyDeleteThe roof looks in better shape than the barn. Kind of like a cool hairdo on an old lady.
ReplyDeleteOur weather is on a slight warm up, hope it happens to you also.
Oh I rather like it and the green roof is very reminiscent of my corner. Green doors and green roofs both. Did you get this latest storm?
ReplyDeleteYup. I see that you did!
ReplyDeleteOur house has a green roof. I can't recall ever seeing a green-roofed barn until this one, Cheryl. thank you! blessings ~ tanna
ReplyDeleteI really like that green roof, too!
ReplyDeleteI like that green roof, too. Right now I like ANYTHING green! Isn't this weather crazy? Come on Sprimg!
ReplyDeleteshe's so pretty cheryl, i like everything about her!!
ReplyDeletelong drives in the country, destination unknown.....searching for anything to take a picture of, is not as much fun when it's cold!!
the hubs said "that was the last snow'!! (he has said that 10 times already)!! hehehe
i like it! perfect rural scene.
ReplyDeleteI don't recall ever seeing a barn with a green roof...Seems like they are always Red. Very interesting.
ReplyDeleteSure hope you all have some better weather soon.
Well, I think it IS something to look at. The first thing I noticed is the green roof. I also like the little thingy on top...what DO you call those?
ReplyDeleteI think this barn has character,. LOVE the green roof.
ReplyDeleteHi Cheryl, I am one who loves the old barns like that... Makes me wonder what all went on in that barn through the years...
ReplyDeleteStill snowing here... Can't wait til we get some warmer weather.
Hugs,
Betsy
I love the cupola!
ReplyDeleteIt adds charm to even a weathered barn.
Love that shade of green! Pretty photo! I hope you are getting warmer!
ReplyDeleteI can't wait to get back out on the back roads either. What a fabulous old barn.
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Laura
It's a great looking barn and hope spring comes soon for you all! : )
ReplyDeleteAfternoon Cheryl, keep them coming...love the barn charm.....wonderful old buildings still, Francine.
ReplyDeleteIt does look old - but interesting (kind of like me!). sandie
ReplyDeletei'm there with you, a country drive is good for the soul. so fun! make me oh so happy. ( :
ReplyDeletegreat find. neat barn.
I like that green roof- and I'm glad they didn't paint the old wood on the sides.
ReplyDeleteI have a lot of these old dilapidated buildings near me. I really need to get out and shoot them. I would love to be able to go back in time and see them in their day.
ReplyDeleteLiking that green roof. Ready for a spring drive around here too.
ReplyDeleteI love the unusual green roof!
ReplyDeleteI like the old ones...just always do.
ReplyDeleteThat's one that could be found around here in my area.
ReplyDeleteI'm dying over the green roof!!
ReplyDeleteI really like this old barn, Cheryl, and what stories it could tell!.
ReplyDeleteEnjoy your day.
Sue
I don't know, I think it is kind of neat to look at. It's funny how some of the barns are so old, even if the houses are updated. It must be time consuming/expensive to do the barns because you sure see a lot of them that could use some TLC, at least in our area here. :)
ReplyDeleteI like the green roof too! It's a great picture!
ReplyDeleteI love the barns that have the little cupola on top like this one. Do you know if it serves a purpose beyond being decorative?
ReplyDeletePS: I agree about bangs -- I never let my hairdresser cut mine too short! When I was a child my Mom trimmed mine way above my eyebrows -- it may have been the Mamie Eisenhower trend, but they now look so funny in photos!
There is the feeling of mystery and wonder when I see old abandoned barns such as this- it had a life at one time..
ReplyDeletewarm wishes Cheryl
I like that green roof too. Traveling on gravel roads in winter is definately a challenge. :)
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