::
one day
life
hung out
here
hens
cackled
cows
mooed
horses
whinnied
daily chores
performed
today
rust
resides
here
creating
its own
timeworn
beauty
on
the side
of the road
of the road
::
100 / 2013 / #17
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You hit the spot with this one! Love, love, love weathered buildings and especially barns, as I am sure i have mentioned once or a million times before. Love the texture on this one too. Always a pleasure to visit.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful image and words!
ReplyDeleteLove old barns. They have such character! Beautiful shot.
ReplyDeleteI really like the texture and editing on this shot. Very nice.
ReplyDeleteits hard to decide which i like better the new gorgeous header shot or that awesome barn ...
ReplyDeleteLoving the photograph and loving your words....perfect marriage of words and picture.....
ReplyDeleteI have forgotten each time I visit to tell you how much I love your new header;; gorgeous....
LOVE SHACK...TIN RooF rusted!
ReplyDeleteI like how you've reminded us of the barn'd possible past as well as pointed out what it looks like now. It's quite photogenic!
ReplyDeleteSuch a lovely old barn ~ looking still warm and cozy ~ your beautiful words recreate the sounds, scents and the vivid daily life from the past ...
ReplyDeleteI love the barn and you captured it well
ReplyDeleteHugs
SUeAnn
I always wonder what the story is behind abandoned homesteads. You found a really interesting one with lots of rust. Your edit is perfect. :)
ReplyDeleteI love the photo and the story you made up to go with it is wonderful.
ReplyDeleteThank you for joining in 'Rurality Blog Hop #3' Hope to see you next Wednesday for #4...
ReplyDeleteA very peaceful feel in color, texture and word.
ReplyDeleteLove the photo and words. I recently took a photo of an old farmhouse and had similar thoughts about it. Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteNice post
ReplyDeleteALOHA from Waikiki
Comfort Spiral
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Places like this exude memories...
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful old place this is, Jill.
ReplyDeleteWe have so many like this here, and I often wonder what happened that they were so neglected.
Wishing you a wonderful weekend!
That is a beautiful picture with evocative word accompaniment. I have seen several in Cobb and Paulding counties but every time there was a car right behind me and I could not stop.
ReplyDeleteMoody feel to this barn shot. But your header really warms me.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful old barn and I love the edit. The words are perfect.
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