This is yet another barn from my trip last October. That weekend trip has given me many weeks of photos for Tricia's meme. This one was sitting right alongside the rural two lane road we were traveling. Hubs pulled right up to this gate to let me take a couple of pictures. I love those mountains as a backdrop for this farm. I hadn't noticed before downloading that a train track runs behind where you see the newer shorter storage silo.
For those who visit me often you won't be surprised that the quilt square on the barn captured my attention right away. This photo is a little washed out but blogger kept wanting to post a better one sideways. I get so frustrated with Blogger. But, I digress.
This little structure sat just past the barn. I'm not sure what it was used for but I liked it. In the background you can see the 'manor house.' It was a huge old house. You can also see that we were indeed right beside the road.
Linking to Tricia's Barn Charm.
25 comments:
quite a nice place! love the huge spread-out barn and silos! but the little grey building is certainly charming, too!
I so love the setting of that first one...love that last building, too. And of course that quilt block caught my eye, too.
The mountains do indeed make a super backdrop for the barn and silos. It's really nice of your husband to stop for you to take photos. Great guy!
nice. another farmers who loves silos. great shots. & look at those mountains. wow!! (:
Mountains make an excellent background for the silos-I like your whole set of photos- especially like the quilt square and the red siding
Beautiful barn and what a lovely setting! I do like seeing barns with the quilt squares on them.
wow, oh wow!
fantastic shots, I have really missed your barns. You find the best.
The three silos would have been great for 3 on Thursday too.
Love it! I love the silos and really like that quilt square!
What a great place! I love the quilt square and the other little building too.
Very quite and very neat place.
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Hi Carletta, Beautiful barn --and I love that other little structure also.. There are so many great barns in West VA... Thanks for sharing.
Hugs,
Betsy
Great photos. I like the mountains in the background. I also like the little grey building.
Love that little quilt pattern ... Good photos and barn charm is the best!
That's a beautiful red barn and I love the smaller building, too. The quilt pattern is really an eye-catcher.
Oh wow, that's a pretty one, I love it! One of my favorite subjects when I visited Maryland was barns!
Old barns, farms and buildings are fun to photograph. You've captured a good one here.
What a lovely setting this farm is in! Lots of charm n the quilt pattern is awesome!
neat little quilt block and i really like the little structure and that awesome house standing behind it!
Hi Carletta,
Yes, ma'am, that mountain really makes for a nice backdrop for the farm! I'm wondering what the lil barn or structure was used for, too... maybe an old cabin? Whatever it is, I bet there's an interesting story there!
Thanks so much for joining this week's Barn Charm =)
I really like the mountain setting of the barn and silos in your first picture. I also like the weathered look of the last building you showed.
We have several quilt barns in our area. You'll have to come down and add to your collection.
so charming . . . have a nice day.
The barn quilts are always so nice to see. Wonderful captures! :)
Lovely barn photos Carletta.
I enlarged and did see the train tracks behind the silo thingy (was wondering what that was till you mentioned it...not a country girl!!)
The other building looks like some kind of drive-through I think.
Blogger frustrates me too, I can't get my photos to enlarge on a click, except the first one in each post. But then, where would we be without it? Certainly not looking at your gorgeous photography.
Great barn shots and the little mini barn...love them. I am just now getting around to commenting on the barns from this week. I have been so busy. My shots have all gone up, but I was to busy to sit at the computer and comment. Very frustrating. Like this post and the shoes from the one before. genie
Love the triple silos in the first photograph. Very nice shots. :-)
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