barn: An Old Hay Barn in a Snowy Field
- 02/07/14 02:03 AM
I have a facination with old barns. To me they symbolize endurance of americana in a very deep way. Some are old and weathered, like this one in the photo. It makes you wonder on its age, and the people who built it. They always seem to last longer than residential houses, and some stand alone in fields without any connection to humanity sometimes. This one was off by itself in a field with an tree growing into part of it. If this building could talk, I would bet it has some interesting stories to tell.
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barn: Snow Covered Barn in January
- 01/16/14 10:46 PM
I was driving around the last few days taking photos, and came across this barn. The colors were a rich red, and the combination of the fence and snow on the roof made for a classic setting.
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barn: Barns in December
- 12/27/13 04:33 AM
Today I traveled to Hastings, Michigan and hit a section of back roads that were still unplowed and snow covered. The scenery along the way was quite beautiful, and I took some photos of a few barns. To me their peaceful settings remind me of something out of a Robert Frost poem.
I enjoying looking at the lighter side of life. So, this blog is about my wacky observations, my sometimes sideways point of view and the Southwest Michigan, Battle Creek Area Real Estate Market.
I have a facination with old barns. To me they symbolize endurance of americana in a very deep way. Some are old and weathered, like this one in the photo. It makes you wonder on its age, and the people who built it. They always seem to last longer than residential houses, and some stand alone in fields without any connection to humanity sometimes. This one was off by itself in a field with an tree growing into part of it. If this building could talk, I would bet it has some interesting stories to tell.
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