If you travel across the Midwest Plains you will find pastures and fields laid out like a quilt as far as the eye can see. The plains are dotted by farms from different eras, each holding their own against the elements, economy, and time.
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This barn looks like a patchwork quilt. Very lovely textures.
ReplyDeleteThanks, I hadn't seen the barn as a quilt when I wrote this. You are so right.
DeleteLove this layout. The colors are perfect and I love the texture!
ReplyDeleteWow! What a great way to show the awesome pictures!!
ReplyDeletegorgeous!
ReplyDeleteSimply Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteWOW. Simply A-mazing photos! Thank you SO much for linking up w/ us for FAF!!
ReplyDeleteBig sky country. Richard
ReplyDeleteThis really reminds me of a barn over in Illinois...can't think which highway it is on. I like it, of course. I have photos almost just like it.
ReplyDeleteYou may have seen it Rose, it's off of Highway 116 in Illinois. I found that area to be prime for "barn hunting"!
DeleteOh I love these colors...
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What a beautiful series of images. Quiet and comfortable.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing
Beautiful farms and shots.
ReplyDeleteGet a load of that awesome cupola, gorgeous... the barn is, too, of course! Love it
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for joining in & linking up to this week's Barn Charm =)
I wish I see the view from that cupola, thanks Tricia!
Deletelove the cupola. (:
ReplyDeleteThis is a gorgeous barn!
ReplyDeleteSo quaint n rustic...love it!
ReplyDeletelovely triptych !
ReplyDeleteWe don't have plains around here in East Texas. Everything is so full of trees and brush. Mostly pine trees! These are beautiful!!
ReplyDeleteGreat shots! I love that style of barn.
ReplyDeleteLove the worn and torn texture you've applied. It really fits the life and feel of the prairie!!
ReplyDeleteWhat an awesome barn! It stands there like a lovely piece of sculpture on the canvas of the plains!
ReplyDeleteYour post processing is lovely!
Thanks Carletta, that is a beautiful description
DeleteI love your triptych! :)
ReplyDeleteThat barn is so simple, beautiful and timeless!
ReplyDeleteThanks Lish, that's what I love about it too!
DeleteYour photos and textures are beautiful.
ReplyDeleteMary