My images were taken over a one hundred mile radius for the Barn Chicks link Party on August 6 hosted by Karen from Brayton Homestead Interiors. It was difficult to cull the photos to a non-crazy number. These are some that did not go into Friday’s post. I put the old barn outside of Watkinsville, Georgia in sepia just to see what would happen. It was pouring down rain the day I took the photos and it felt like sepia to me.
Happy Sunday
Have I just worn you out looking at old barns? I told Joe, after commenting on all the links for the party, that I felt like I should crawl up in some hay in a barn and go to sleep!
Have a blessed day.
grace surrounds us
Olive
Morning Olive! Oh, I never tire of seeing photographs of old awesome barns! Thank you for sharing!
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Nancy
I love all these photos that you took, Olive. I don't think you want to sleep in the hay just stick with your bed!
ReplyDeleteHi Olive!!! I am so excited to go back into your blog and find pictures of your yellow, pre Civil War house! I want to have an old house and fix it up with my one true love one day! You sound like a very lucky girl :-) I love the old Texaco sign. There is an old service station that I believe a family lives in now with a Texaco sign like this out front. Great post and I look forward to following you now!
ReplyDelete~ Alex
Perfect pictures for this event!! As much as I love all the bright colors...the Texaco sign brings back fuzzy memories, the sepia barn is fun!
ReplyDeleteThanks always for coming by to visit and leaving sweet comments! :-)
xoxo
Jane
Very pretty shots! Gonna have to check out that party...
ReplyDeleteHey! there are alot of people fascinated with barns. the photos are very good. Rose
ReplyDeleteI would love to join you on your trespassing
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Woohoo!
Laura
jumping back thanks for your coment on my blog re cats. have a good day. Rose
ReplyDeleteoh no never! keep them coming- thank you for the link to my Barn Chick Party! I can see why you showed them and I am so glad you did - love! love the sepia- want the sign and would love to it on those old metal chaits on that cool porch!!
ReplyDeleteKaren
Love the sepia Barn. Also just noticed your sidebar note about reading To Kill a Mockingbird. My Darling Daughter collects the book in every year, cover, issue etc. She obviously is a big fan.
ReplyDeleteWhich of course means we go into every old bookstore searching for copies...
We just watched the special about the making of the film and watched the movie again in honor of the anniversary.
Have a great week
Suzan
Olive, Your photos are just magnificent and I look forward to seeing more of your talent. I love the old signs. Thanks so much for stopping by my blog for a visit. It led me to yours.
ReplyDelete:-) Sue
Olive it's nice to meet you! It looks beautiful at your pretty home. You have fabulous photography skills as well. Lovely!
ReplyDeleteThank you for the kind birthday wishes. It is tough to be away. Sigh.
Have a wonderful week.
Warmly, ~Melissa :)