We don't have a whole lot of barns around these parts and the ones we do have, I don't usually consider charming. This one was probably pretty charming back in the day but now, it's pretty much just waiting to fall down. It is located right next to a new freeway interchange.
Most of the wooden barns in this part of the country have been replaced by metal ones due to a really, really bad problem with termites!
All of these pictures have been edited with Pixlr-o-matic.
Linking up with Barn Charm and Tones On Tuesday.
Nice pics. Too bad about all the termites eating the barns. I love a nice wooden barn.
ReplyDeleteLove your barn pics. Don't you wish they could last forever?
ReplyDeleteawesome pictures. i love the old barns
ReplyDeleteWow, it's amazing that they are still standing! They look like old bony things - but charming ones....
ReplyDeletethey are a bit woozy, aren't they? :)
ReplyDeleteLOL at TWG's 'woozy' comment! =)
ReplyDeleteDarn those ol nasty termites... That wood can surely be reused, can't it?
Great edits & thanks for joining =)
Our barn down in VA was close to 75 years old and the hickory and chestnut it was built from was still standing strong so these must really be OLD!...:)JP
ReplyDeleteTermites! How awful!
ReplyDeleteI like the cattle shoot in the front. :)
ReplyDeleteBarns which are falling down...
ReplyDeleteI like to photograph those best.
These are great.
I know there's a big problem with termites,but I would love to have a wooden barn.
ReplyDeleteI would say it has seen better days...darn termites!! But it still makes a charming picture!
ReplyDeleteBecause Cypress is so darned expensive for building barns!
ReplyDeleteDon't you wish you could hear the stories those barns could tell?
Have a wonderful evening!
I am so drawn to the color in the first one. Not sure why, but I could look at it for a very long time.
ReplyDeleteNice, I love barns!
ReplyDeleteThere's still plenty of charm left there. It's a shame so many barns are left to crumble.
ReplyDeleteThey look like the barns around here! I always feel sorry for such old barns. Would love to be able to love one back to a good life.
ReplyDeleteCool barns!
ReplyDeleteI really like the barn pictures - especially the b&w one. I would love to photograph it too:)
ReplyDeleteThis barn is wonderful! I'm so glad you found it. I actually found a few "on the fly" as we were passing them on the train to the Canyon! :-) You'll see those insufficient shots later.
ReplyDeleteA lot of the barns around here look similar--and we don't have termites to blame. There is a certain charm in tumbled down old barns, but a lot of sadness, too.
ReplyDeleteI love the vintage feel of the second shot! The processing works great with the subject. Thank you for sharing and for linking up with Tones on Tuesday! I hope to see you back again this week.
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