Campbellton, Missouri
May 16, 2012
To see more shots of this old barn visit Cashjocky and the Old Salt
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Tuesday, May 29, 2012
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Interesting siding on that barn!
ReplyDeleteI wonder why they sided it that particular wa? Maybe they got the material free!
ReplyDeleteI went to your other site. I like the wood underneath so much better. Still it has a certain raggedy charm. Great share!:>)
that's a neat one!
ReplyDeletesneaky! :)
ReplyDeleteI like it a lot. I'm glad you found it and let us see. :)
ReplyDeleteGreat capture.
ReplyDeleteMy Rubies:
Moms...Check Nyo
Yummy-as-can-be
Nice shot. Just found your blog...I like your "about me" info.
ReplyDeletevery interesting barn. FOund you on barn charm.
ReplyDeleteI can understand this one being a fave shot, love the red barn & all the green in the shot!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for linking up this beauty! =)
interesting pattern created by the wear and tear
ReplyDeleteLove the shot. . . Love the barn. . .Wow!
ReplyDeletePretty neat! Followed your networked blog here.
ReplyDeleteRed Roses for RT.
Looks like this barn got sunburnt and then started to peel. Excellent shot Rita.
ReplyDeleteneat. (:
ReplyDeleteAnd Old Spotty is even better closeup! Wonder how old that feed sign is? Great photography.
ReplyDeleteGreat old barn with advertising -- love those reminders of a simpler time.
ReplyDeleteI always love seeing a great shot of an old barn! Thank you for sharing this!
ReplyDeleteHappy REDnesday,
Carol
that looks like insulbrick on this barn. I like Chuck's observation about it being sunburnt!
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