Week after week I've admired the Barn Charm Tuesday barns, always thinking about all of the stately barns in my area. So at long last, I've decided to join the barn fun and link to Tricia at the Bluff Area Daily http://bluffareadaily.blogspot.com/ (For some reason blogger won't let me link the way I usually do it)
Two of my fellow Missouri bloggers have been charming me with their barn photos for quite sosme time. Check them out at http://sweetdaysundertheoaks.com/ and http://thefarmersdaughter2.blogspot.com/ You will be glad you did.
Below is my maiden barn. She proudly stands along a country road in the St. Martin, MO area.
Sunday was the perfect day for a drive in the country. The wind was whipping and the sun was shining.
Still prone to coughing fits, I had finally laid my head back, closed my eyes, and let the heat of the sun through the windshield and the hum of the car tires, lull me to sleep. That is when it happened. "Deanna! Look!" Jim had just turned onto another country road and there she was. My first Barn Charm barn. Hope you enjoy it. I look forward to playing again next week.
20 comments:
St. Martin? OhMyGosh I think I have seen it! You did her justice Deanna! Love your editing. She is beautiful. I am so happy, see ya next week for Barn Charm :) CH and I woke up with your creepin' cruds except we got ours from someBODIES in Fulton last week. Cough, cough, sniffle, blow nose.
thanks, for linking up with barn charm. such a great shot. (:
Nice barn and nice photo. But I'm wondering: Is it the Rip Hereford Farm or the Rest in Peace Hereford Farm?
You found a beauty for your first Barn Charm! I'm glad you're joining in the fun, Deanna. I like your editing on this photo, too. Thanks for the mention! Take care and hope you are feeling better soon.
You found a beauty for your first Barn Charm! I'm glad you're joining in the fun, Deanna. I like your editing on this photo, too. Thanks for the mention! Take care and hope you are feeling better soon.
What a beautiful barn. I was granted permission to make a barn quilt for my favorite BIL's barn lat week. Now to get the materials. I will let you know, if and when it's finished and you can feature it!!!
Get better.
The blacksmith and Lizzie have it too.
First time I have seen RIP on a barn. :))
I suppose it is good to have a sense of humour in the demise of a farm!
Very nice photo.
Regards and best wishes
Welcome to Barn Charm!
That is definitely a beauty! Love your editing, too. It's so fun to hear that your husband is helping you find barns, too! So cool!
Thanks so much for joining & hope to see ya back real soon!!! =)
Thats something i noticed when i drove from the airport in Louisville Kentucky to Jopetes in Indiana.I came by a couple of barns that had advertising on them, i think there was one in around Patoka lake.State of Maine has none that im aware or, or at least never seen one.We are however. lossing the big barns because a lot of the dairy farmers are gone, the kids dont want to do farming and sell the land. The Barns are falling in or being torn down ,Numbered and sent to a new location for somebodys new house. Great short of that Barn .Y.O.P. JuNYaH
Oh, she is a beauty...great one for your first entry. Barn Charm is a favorite meme for me.
What a great find for your first barn, lucky you!
What a great start--your virgin barn--LOL! I love barns and will look forward to seeing the ones around your area. :)
Nice shot of that barn. :) I'll go check out your friends' links when I have some more time. I love seeing pictures of old barns. (i have quite a few barn pics of my own) :)
I'm interested in what you did to the picture. It almost doesn't look real, lol.
Great barn for your first Barn Charm. I like the writing on the barn and the editing you've done on the photo.
I already follow Cheryl at The Farmer's Daughter. I'll have to check out your other friend.
Thanks for sharing.
What a great first shot. Glad you joined in.
That's a wonderful barn, Deanna! Well done!
Absolutely love it!!! I love seeing old barns and houses and I always wonder what it was like for the folks that owned them back in the day. Hope all is well HUGS!!
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