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September 15th 2010
Near Current River & the cave at Hunter, Missouri
Near Current River & the cave at Hunter, Missouri
And I thought I'd posted all 2010 pics a long time ago...
I haven't been barn hunting since October & I still have plenty ready for posting!
I haven't been barn hunting since October & I still have plenty ready for posting!
My archives are never ending, esp when it comes to barns.
Welcome Barn Charmers
I've decided to take next week off for Christmas
and the following week for ringing in the new year.
This week will be posted as usual... Barn Charm this evening & Wednesday for WW.
I'll be back w/ bells on Monday January 7th 2013 for Barn Charm
& Wednesday January 9th 2013 for Watery Wednesday.
I wish everyone a Merry Christmas & a bright, happy, healthy & safe New Year!
God bless everyone! =)
28 comments:
It's SO pretty! I love it. The rusty roof, and the tree's. Just beautiful! Have a Merry Christmas!
Love this barn, and I see by the hay stacked, it must still be in use. Love the tree lined road too.
Merry Christmas to you and your family, and a very Happy new year.
Charming old tumbledown barn in a beautiful setting. Merry Christmas!
The roof isn't exactly flat anymore, but looks like it's got a few good years left in it. Lovely setting.
Merry Christmas to you and your family!
Beautiful pics of a charming, rundown barn! Thanks for hosting!
Lovely photos ! Have a Merry Christmas and a safe and Happy new year ! See ya here next year !
I love the rusty roof along with the color of the leaves in the 2nd one!
I like how you got closer and closer. Is that a boat I spy in the first photo? :-)
Lovely pictures with the fall colored leaves....and Merry Christmas and happy New Year to you! May all your wishes come true!
That is a lovely old barn. How I'd love to see it in person!
I like the screen of trees in the first of your barn images. The barn looks good with the rusting roof. It's nestled in a secluded feeling area too. An appealing image.
The second shot is my favorite, love the color of the leaves. The barn's an oldie but goodie!
Have a wonderful Christmas and Happy New Year!!
thanks for the rusty roofage. :)
That old thing is in need of some work! I love the rusty roof!
Gorgeous old barn- just like the ones I see all over southern Arkansas. Great shot! Merry Christmas!
Love the colors in these photos and the zooming in you did. Nicely done.
I like the last shot...you can see a little bit of whats inside.
Hope you have a peaceful, joyous Christmas celebration. See you in the New Year!
Merry Christmas, Tricia!
Yeah I've got tons of old barns too. They are such a treasure.
Merry Christmas and Happy New year to you Tricia. MB
Beautiful depth to these!
This is one barn that we were enabled to see more of due to the fallen leaves. I'm sure in spring and summer it more hidden from view.
So nice how the barn is framed by all those trees. So pretty! Enjoy the time off. Wishing you a very blessed Christmas and new year!
If I didn't love barns these photos would still appeal to me just cause of the time of year they were taken...it looks fairly warm...there is green....
Beautiful shots! Have a wonderful, Christ-filled Christmas! Blessings to you and yours in the upcoming year!
Another great one! Have a Merry Christmas & Happy New Year. I'm taking some time off as well for Christmas with the family.Looking forward to catching up with you after Christmas!
I love the close-closer-closest perspectives. The colors and textures are great! Thanks for hosting and keeping the party open for late-comers like me!
Thank you, Marie, very much appreciated! I can't get to your blog, so I'm assuming you don't have one. Thank you for your Christ-filled Christmas wish & blessings for the new year... same to you! =)
My dear, dear Tricia,
I wish you a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!
May 2013 will be the most beautiful and happy year for you.
I wish you plenty inspiration and many wonderful ideas.
You are a phenomenal photographer and a very beautiful person!
I send you my love and my very best wishes!
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