This old barn sits on a property my church purchased to put up a new building.
Unfortunately that means it will be coming down at some time. It's not in the greatest condition though, as you will see in the other pictures.
Here's a side view of the barn.
The back is being taken over by vines.
Here's the upper loft, with plenty of daylight shining in.
This one taken through the old broken window shows the field in the back where the new building is planned.
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15 comments:
I can't take away my eyes from the first picture. I love how you took it, I love these wild puffy flowers. I want to be in this place. it's so beautiful!!
A barn is very charming!!! And a picture of the upper loft is so artistic. You did a fantastic job with it!!!
Very excellent photography!!!
Oh, I love that inside photo. I hope someone wants all that great barn board. These are lovely images!
I always love to see the roof from the inside!
I bet someone will want all that beautiful old wood! They could start an etsy business!
The wood does look awesome. Hope it gets used. Each picture is very nice, but my favorite is the last one! I love looking out that window! Have a nice day! Twyla
I like how you caught the light streaming in.
i really enjoy the 1st shot of the barn with those dandelions. so cool!! what a cool place. i know dandelions are weeds but they have such character. neat!! ( :
beautiful view out of the window! hope they will salvage some wood?
I love the shot taken inside! Beautiful photos.
Oh, it is such an old beauty...too bad it cannot be moved and saved!
Gorgeous old barn! I always like seeing shots from the inside of an old barn, and I like the first shot with all the dandelions in front. Assuming the numbers on the barn say that it was constructed in 1906, it looks like it's held up fairly well for being over 100 years old. A real shame to have it torn down, but I would think any rehab would be an expensive proposition.
beautiful with the daffedils ( hope you write it like this!) and the last photo is just like a painting!
pitty they do it away, but i can understand it....aldo it has his charmes!
Love those boards shown in the inside photo of the roof. I too hope that someone reuses them. It's too bad it can't be made into some cool recreational or meditation building, but I realize that some barns are just too costly to repair.
Fantabulous barn post! Love the pics. thanks for joining =)
You've added some great barn shots since I was here last! Thanks for stopping by!
Well I sure hope someone will salvage the boards. They would make some lovely paneling, flooring, or even frames.
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