Old farm buildings

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David_S85

The top photo is the winner here, I think.

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@David_S85 said:
The top photo is the winner here, I think.

Thanks, David, for the visit. I've shot that same scene a number of times......from the same perspective because there's a concrete marker that I always stand by. It ranks in the top 1en of my personal all-time favorite barn shots.

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This is a closer shot on the main building in #1.

Juano

@David_S85 said:
The top photo is the winner here, I think.

I agree, wonderful shot.

Stumblebum

This is best of list I think! Bravo Tom!

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@Juano said:

@David_S85 said:
The top photo is the winner here, I think.

I agree, wonderful shot.

@Stumblebum said:
This is best of list I think! Bravo Tom!

Thanks, guys. As I sit here, I'm finalizing my agenda for the entire month of October that I spend stomping through the Appalachians. I'm including some new-to-me parts of Tennessee and Virginia that should yield a plethora of new material.

El Gato

Tom...

You have a wonderful knack of finding the most interesting pieces and parts of "Americana".

Numbers 3 and 5 are very architecturally interesting and visually artistic...really like these two.

Looking forward to seeing your October trip "finds!"

Keep them coming my friend.

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Thanks, Al. One place I'm really interested in visiting is Harlan in Harlan County, KY. If you saw the TV series " Justified ", you can appreciate my interest. While the series was largely shot somewhere else, the opening scene was of Harlan and I'm anxious to see that view from a little park that they shot the scene from. Additionally, Harlan County is bursting at the seams with the kind of subjects that I chase after all through the Appalachians. In the history of bootlegged whiskey, more of that stuff flowed out of Harlan County than any other place. However, the practice of " moonshining " was prevalent throughout the Appalachians.
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