I must say I went to the authority in this county on who to contact for visiting the properties I wanted access to. My hairdresser. She knows everyone. She is connected! She got me phone numbers and numbers of people’s children, just in case. Just saying. She did not want me in any sort of trouble. She understands I am trouble prone.
Unfortunately, no one answered the phone. I trespassed anyway. Can you see me explaining to the man with a big ole shotgun “ugh you don’t know me but the lady who cuts my hair knows you and me!”
Dear Lord. It did not happen (the man with the gun part). I took Joe and CC with me. We were in my Mini Cooper. Just how much stolen goods can ya put in a Mini with three people in it?
Anyhoo, I had much fun in the rain and clouds in Athens, Georgia one morning. Too bad about the rain. I found a very old small barn right by the road and proceeded to get soaking wet! I did not trespass this time. Our old Southern barns seem to be small unlike the great Northern and Midwestern barns which I think are so pretty.
This little place, redone from an older structure is on a hill close to Bob and Sue’s house. Bob is my Joe’s brother. My favorite photo from this link was taken on this porch. Look for it in a minute or two as I had way to much fun with this barn stuff.
Get ready for glorious rust!
The Linton Community in Washington county, Georgia has many historic structures. One of them is a 1940’s blacksmith shop. I nearly walked into a hornet’s nest at the blacksmith’s shop. This link party is fraught with danger.
This is the property where I honestly tried to call the man and his daughter. I just walked on up and took photos very quickly. I really like his old signs.
This Stop sign is hanging on our shed at the old house. We have a couple of very old sheds that I might share with you another time. I realize this post was loooong.
Do not stop go to Brayton Homestead Interiors for the Barn Chicks Party. Please visit there for more barn goodness.
grace surrounds us
Olive