Photoblog Wednesday - Yup... It's a barn...

Beautiful photo. I guess I like barns. I purchased a book of all designs. This one is beautiful. Thanks for sharing.

Hi Chris, well, maybe they just store hay in there and then they may actually roll in the hay or at least lay in it and take a break or something... :-)

Chris - That's a beautiful shot.  I love barns.  What is it about them?  Ok, I'm going to guess they milk cows in that barn.  Moooooooo.

Good morning Chris.

I like the different levels ...Your eye is drawn upward...

A great shot.

From my growing up on the farm, I know stuff happens in the barn. Some fond memories of playing hide and seek in barns like that. Have a great day!

Cal

Chris,

That is a great photo!  I love country scenes like this.  My guess, seeing that there is a fence just outside the barn, that animals are housed in this barn and hay storage in the upper level.

Brigita

Hi Chris~ This shot looks surreal, somewhat like the set of a Clint Eastwood movie, back in the day!

Beautiful photo!

Best regards from Seattle,

Hi Chris, Bloggers just have to stop and get those photos!!  How about an ostrich farm and they were all sleeping when you came by.

Gloria

Chris - I wasn't even focused on the phone line until you pointed it out.  I love to take pictures of old, falling down barn, but there aren't many near here.

Glad you had your camera handy!  I love that photo and thinking about times gone by when life was slower, simpler.....Thanks for sharing

You might need to add your barn pictures to the archives of Rob Thomas, our famous ActiveRain barn photographer.

Have a great day and an outstanding weekend.  Be sure to have your camera in hand for those special moments.

 Blooming for you!

Telephone or cable lines around, my guess is people are living in it.  Barns have been converted to homes so why not this one!

Chris, if you didn't mention the telephone lines, I wouldn't have even noticed them. Maybe those are party lines for the cows to talk to God up there when they are under the weather.

Great photo! Looks like it exemplifies the spirit of Rural America.

There is a farmer inside fixing a box stall that an appaloosa kicked out, and after that a standing stall where another horse has a cribbing problem..like to chew. He's putting on galvanized metal over the exposed top pieces the horse can reach with his mouth and applying not so great tasting licorice flavored goop to make sure the habit is cured. The radio is on, the Judd's are singing "How did you get to me" and at the other end of the barn a blacksmith is putting on new shoes. While the oldest son is sweating, frustrated as he tries to get a couple off a leaking gas line on a narrow front end Farmall H farm tractor that needs to be working, running like a top this afternoon to begin cultivating, hoeing a new back forty of crops. I love barns. Own one.

I love old barns.. have done several photos of them myself.. :) thanks for sharing.. the mountains are pretty too...

Not sure I can tell what they do, but it certainly looks peaceful Chris. Wouldnt have even noticed the phone line if you didnt point it out. Very cool.