(You can always click on the photos for a larger view.)
I love the contrast of the red barn against the green of the soybean crop. It looks like this particular farmer is getting enough rain; let's hope his/her season ends well.
Another view of that great red barn (sorry about the bug remnants on the windshield - they're not TOO distracting, I hope).
And one final (kinda buggy) on-the-go view of this barn.
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25 comments:
nice shots and pics but a bit too small. too bad, I have bad eyes...
The photos are very nice! Great shots.
There is just something about red barns...I don't think I have ever seen one I did not like.
gorgeous farmstead. reminds me of home (wis). :)
I like the red and green contrast too. Nice barn!
The red against the green is very pretty.
0n-the-go shots have their own charm, bug spots included! Love the second shot!
I agree with Rose...I haven't seen a red barn I didn't like! Great looking barn!
Yup I like the red barns for sure!
I agree - red barns are just so appealing!
Nice capture, especially from the busy road! Love that green field!
Nice shots! The color contrast is beautiful.
looks like a great area. so country-fide. great views. (:
I do love that contrast.
it is a beautiful farm!
The red barn surrounded by all that green is picture perfect!
Iowa and Minnesota have such beautiful barns. Its one of the things I miss about living there.
What a beautiful setting. . .
Lovely red barn! Thanks for visiting my burning barn today.
Nice barn with beautiful farmland.
I'm loving the contrast between the red barn & green field, too, so beautiful! Looks like a fantastic & quite majestic barn... very big one!
Thanks a bunch for joining in on the Barn Charm fun! =)
You take great photos through your car windows!
Wonderful shots esp. on the go! I also love the red amidst the green.
I like the low open stall dwelling in front of the barn. I pass a big, long one like that on my way to and from work, but it's on a dangerous curve so I haven't gotten a shot of it.
These traditional shaped red barns are becoming very scarce in my area. Nice to see one that appears to be in great shape and still being used.
What a sweet barn. :-)
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