Thursday Lingering Look at Windows: Week 17
A friend and I were on our way to Hidden Lake Gardens with time to spare before it opened. We were driving along a country two-lane highway, one of those that has a lot of interesting things to look at along the way.
And there it was! This old barn with the morning sun shining on it so beautifully. It had character, the kind of character we get when we get old. Anyway, back to the barn. Julie put on the breaks and I found a drive that would take us to it. We then spent a delightful half an hour walking around taking lots of photos of the barn’s character and the other out buildings.
What was fascinating was that this very old barn, in disrepair, next to a house that looked empty and was for sale, has new windows. See them along the front?
If you like windows and have some photos of interesting ones in your files – or there is one you have been meaning to capture, you can join the fun by peeking in at the following blog:
http://lingeringvisions.wordpress.com/2013/05/09/thursday-lingering-look-at-windows-week-17/
Categories: Architecture, Photography
That is quite odd and wonder what is the purpose. Aah well, whatever its a lovely old barn and I adore your phrase : It had character, the kind of character we get when we get old.
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Yes, Julie and I spent some time pondering both the reason for new windows and getting older. 🙂 Thanks for visiting and your fun comment.
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Thanks for playing along.
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My pleasure. I love the fact that you are doing this theme because I love windows. I’ll be back. 😀
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I do too! I look forward to your company 🙂
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Love that barn! Completely my kind of thing, I would have been in there snooping around! Last weekend, I did a detour to a deserted village (not much left now), the most interesting building was cordoned off as unsafe…so I just had to get closer (didn’t go inside, I don’t have a death wish)! Maybe I’ll post some images soon. Character, that’s the thing!
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Please do post them, Sue. I would love to see them. I am like you – brave enough to cross the cordoned tape but not foolish enough to fall through a rotted floor. I have some more photos of this barn that I’ll put in another post.
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Ooh, great, look forward to seeing those other images.
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I love old structures like this – they have such character – well captured
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Thanks, Nora. I have some photos that are even nicer that I will be posting soon.
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LOVE these old barns… what a fascinating thing, though! 🙂
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It caught our attention. No matter what reason for doing it I come up with, my next thought is “but that doesn’t make sense.” But they make me smile – maybe that is the purpose. 🙂
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I hope they’re restoring it!! Some of these older barns are so very beautiful, just fascinating constructions….
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Love the old barn. Hope it’ll get restored. Beautiful photos for the lingering theme!
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Thank you so much, Amy. I think it may be beyond restoring – I have more photos coming.
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Theres something about old barns that captures my imagination 🙂 Lovey shot Pat.
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Me, too, Madhu. Thanks. I have some very interesting shots of this barn and an old house. They will be coming soon. 🙂
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