Some barns fall down one board at a time and other come down in a dramatic implosion caused when a strong wind creates a difference in air pressure.
Many of the outbuildings seem to be held together by a boat of paint, the think molecules bonding to hold the structures in a tenuous battle against the elements. The problem arises that you never quite know which are the most dangerous, so it's best to be wary of all.
Is there any sort of way to tell at an early stage that THATIs going to happen? It seems terribly terribly sad, doesn't it?
ReplyDeleteTerrific photo....
Love the colors in this one, Suzanne. There's a real sense of mystery about this photo.
ReplyDeletelooks like a giant mouth having a good munch
ReplyDeleteJust yesterday I saw a barn that had teetered on its brink for months and months. It finally just sat down on itself, roof intact but on the ground. Everything inside a dusty mystery.
ReplyDeleteIs your computer a Mac G5? because I had, it turns out, a rather common problem/issue recently that is now fixed with a new logic board, luckily under warranty.
In case I don't get the chance to visit tomorrow (traveling), let me wish you and yours a wonderful holiday today!
ReplyDeletethis is a strong, haunting photo ... the colors are wonderful.
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