For this week’s photo challenge of “Inside,” I had to go back in time (last summer), and transport myself about 1,350 miles north (Michigan). We can almost see inside the door, could walk inside through the door, and can see that a portion of the outside of this barn was once inside another structure that was attached to the barn. A part of the character of all things aging is how we can see evidence of change over time. And that, ladies and gentlemen, is the inside scoop.
For more interpretations of inside, please click on this link:
http://dailypost.wordpress.com/2014/03/14/weekly-photo-challenge-inside-2/
A New Day: Living Life Almost Gracefully 
I absolutely LOVE the faded red paint on the wall of this old barn.
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It sounds like I brought some pleasure to your life today – thanks, Shane.
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I like the perspective and almost looks like 2 building transposed on one another!
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Yes, I agree. Thanks for the visit.
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There is nothing as fine as a fine old barn and your photos always capture exactly why. Beautiful.
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Thanks, Jan. 🙂
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Four times INSIDE Pat.. great take on the challenge. I love old barns and if they are weathered red, all the better! I miss the Barn Charm meme I used to participate in.
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Thanks. I’m not familiar with a Barn Charm meme. What is it?
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Blog hop kind of thing maybe where we would post our pictures of barns every Tuesday. Barn Charm Tuesday. I loved riding down our country roads in Missouri and finding charming old barns. But she closed down the meme and stopped blogging.. 😦
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What would it take to start one up? It sounds like something I would enjoy.
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It takes setting up a day to dedicate to barn photos, a linky of some kind. But I think for the host it is pretty time consuming and I am pretty sure somehow it really uses bandwidth Pat. I do Random 5 Friday at Nancy’s Rural Journal and I know she has issues with hosting it, but loves it of course. And yes I loved the barn hunting but I had quite a few people tell me they were tired of barns.. 😦
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Thanks – you answered my question. With the internet we have to accommodate living in two places, I don’t have the bandwidth.
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I am just reading about Isobel. I found you at Isobel’s comment section!
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Great!
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Love it! Fab composition and those textures and fading colors are great. 🙂
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Thanks, I really like the composition, too.
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My kindred spirit and lover of barns…nice one 😉
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Thanks. I miss the barns when I’m in Florida. Southern FL has sheet metal barns.
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Wonder why…seems like they would hold the heat unbearably. I suppose its the moisture factor, either that or they just don’t have old barns. New barns are not made of wood, I suppose.
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Southwest FL hasn’t been settled all that long and nothing is made of wood because of termites. Some homes look like they have lap siding but it is actually a thin coat of molded concrete. Very interesting.
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Definitely my kind of photograph, Pat.
This is wonderful.
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Thanks, Lisa. I have enjoyed the geometry of this one but hadn’t posted it yet. I was excited when I realized I could use it for this challenge.
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I love old barn images….enjoyed this one.
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Thanks. There aren’t old barns where we live for the winter so I periodically look at my files from the summer to see barns. I am looking forward to traveling the back dirt roads of Michigan to refresh my files with some new barns.
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Love this. 🙂
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Thanks.
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You’re welcome
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