Two of the barns I pass each day on my way to work and home again. One barn is old and weathered, ignored and unused. It always catches my eye. I'm sure it sheltered a herd of cows in days gone by. Maybe it still does and I just haven't been looking close enough.
The second looks like someone's little piece of "Heaven on Earth." I often admire it from a distance as I travel home at night, planning to one day stop and take a picture. I finally did.
Come visit Tom and the rest of us at
The Barn Collective. We're having a Ho-Down!
Two of the barns I pass each day on my way to work and home again. One barn is old and weathered, ignored and unused. It always catches my eye. I'm sure it sheltered a herd of cows in days gone by. Maybe it still does and I just haven't been looking close enough.
...I know the second one well and I like it with snow, the red pops. The first I'm not sure of. Thanks Martha for stopping by, enjoy your short work week.
ReplyDeleteThe second one is on Canandaigua Road not far from the Bullis House. Just over the railroad tracks and up the hill.
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Lot of history in the first one, and the second one is very pretty
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Yes. They are both attractive in their very own ways.
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Both barn are perfect in their own way
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Yes, they are.
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I like both! Beautiful barns.
ReplyDeleteBarns come in so many varieties over the world. Wonderful to see your photos!
ReplyDeletetwo interesting barns. Love the little red one :)
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