“V”agabond or victor?
Photo by Diane Weidenbenner. |
There is something romantic and mysterious about old barns.
It’s amazing to me that many of them are still standing after time and weather have taken their toll. They were built by human hands and simple materials. Their designs are unique and functional. And, they housed prized possessions at one time – whether it be livestock, hay or equipment.
No two are the same. No two stand up to the test of time in the same way. Some are painted while others exhibit the natural beauty of the wood grain. Oh, what stories those wooden walls could weave!
I’d like to think that these stately warriors are victors who have served their families well, and whose walls would echo triumphant tales of a simpler time. This particular barn looks like it is still in use and is not being crowded out by tall grasses and weeds. No matter what the surrounding area looks like, these barns have earned their place in history and remain beautiful.
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Jennifer Amerkhanov
What a perfect photo. If I came across that place it would be impossible not to find a comfy corner in there on a bale of hay and pass a few hours with my journal or a good book.
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