In the last post of my Old Barn Project, I reported how OLD BARNS № 097, 098, 099 are no longer standing. Oddly, this barn, too, is no longer in existence. I did not include this one in the last post because

These three barns are being shown together for a couple of reasons. First, they were found rather close to each other along the same road, as if perhaps they had belonged to a single farm. And secondly,

Of all the barns in my collection, I find that OLD BARN № 096 is one of the most unique. While its basic structure is similar to others, the façade of the building is what really captures attention! When

In my last post, I mentioned how everything in this world is ephemeral, and how many old barns just get older and eventually fall down (or are demolished when they become unstable). But, that last post

In this world, nothing is permanent, everything is ephemeral. That includes old barns, which sometimes fall apart due to age. In one case, though, one of the barns I've catalogued in my Old Barn Project

It is hard to believe that it has been almost five years since I posted the most recent of my old barn photos — "OLD BARN № 095" — out of my series of 300+ photos. If I'm going to

When @wesphilbin sent me this photo of a barn and said it was between Eldon and Osage Beach, Missouri, I was a bit confused at first. A beach, in Missouri...? Missouri is nowhere near the ocean! As it

Another thoughtful #treetuesday with a side of #oldbarnproject!

A Thoughtful Tree Tuesday Post... With a Barn!

Hello my friends! This will be my submission for the Photo 52, 2020 Challenge, Week Number 5 by @photo52 created by @wwwiebe. This weeks theme is: Cold! A quick look at the rules! Weekly theme will be