More barns in Fall

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David_S85

These are good; all beautiful shots. I can never tire of seeing old barns in rustic settings.

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@David_S85 said:
These are good; all beautiful shots. I can never tire of seeing old barns in rustic settings.

Thanks, David. My wife says there must be a curse on me that makes me traipse after this stuff as much as I do. I tell her that after 35 years of being on the hunt and I've still got the curse, well.......it looks like I'm saddled with it for life.

Stumblebum

Just happiness here, nothing else!! Bravo Tom!

willard3

Like them all, Tom.

It's always a surprise to me how long a barn will last with very little input

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@Stumblebum said:
Just happiness here, nothing else!! Bravo Tom!

Thanks, Taz.

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@willard3 said:
Like them all, Tom.

It's always a surprise to me how long a barn will last with very little input

I hear you, my friend. I'm equally surprised at how long folks will continue to use some of these old barns. I see many of them that look to be on the verge of collapse, yet they still stack hay in them, store implements there, and even still keep some animals there. Amazing.

El Gato

Tom...

All are beautiful images.

I lean to favor #2... the colors, structure, etc., instantly reminded me of boyhood days, fall and living in the northeast. Thanks for sharing these and the memories embedded in image #2!

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@El Gato said:
Tom...

All are beautiful images.

I lean to favor #2... the colors, structure, etc., instantly reminded me of boyhood days, fall and living in the northeast. Thanks for sharing these and the memories embedded in image #2!

Many thanks. Isn't it interesting how an event, personal experience, whatever, can lie dormant for a long spell then get jolted to the forefront by looking at a picture? Take care.