#69. Battered barn in the field next to our house.
I wanted to get a snowy shot, but waiting until the next day will leave you with melted snow.........
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This blog is the brainchild of a self-imposed Photography Challenge for 2008. I will be posting a picture to represent every single day for the entire year. I may not always be up to date, but that doesn't mean that I have not taken a photo. So, please check back in.
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3 comments:
Beautiful image, Jessica. Amazing how old barns maintain their dignity.
Loves it... something about old barns, makes you feel warm and fuzzy inside. I always think of all the hard work and dedication that has taken place there.
dan: Thank you......very true, a very good way of describing it also!
teresa: most of them have lots of history to think about....
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