Highway 94
Marthasville, Missouri
June 21, 2012
Monday, June 25, 2012
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This is a good comparison shot. It looks like they're still storing hay in the old barn. Maybe that's what holds it up. :) Pamela
ReplyDeleteThere certainly is a stark contrast isn't there? Poor little barn.
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A pretty scene made even prettier by those wonderful clouds.
ReplyDeleteGreat find, Rita!
ReplyDeletealthough I live in Indiana, this looks like it could be taken around here.
ReplyDeletewow, those grain bins are practically shiny! :)
ReplyDeleteThe barn looks like it holds a lot of hay! Nice capture.
ReplyDeleteThe old silo is certainly taking second fiddle to the new shiny bins!
ReplyDeleteA lovely shot Rita!
Cool picture!!
ReplyDeleteThe old barn and silo have so much more character than the new bins.
ReplyDeleteQuite a bit of contrast between the two. Old is good!
ReplyDeletewow, everything is so close together. i wonder if they could be any closer? ha. ha!! (:
ReplyDeleteStuffed to the gills w/ hay bales, means it's still in use! Very good, that's what I love seeing, a working farm, it's always a good sign!!! =)
ReplyDeleteWhat a great contrast! Nice to be back in blogland -- I'll be catching up soon.
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