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Inside the old barn

This is a discussion on Inside the old barn within the Architecture & Man Made (cities, buildings, roads, objects & abstracts) forums, part of the Show your photo (Color) - Landscape & Nature (flowers, mountains, storms etc.) category; on the same walk in which I met Ronnie and Jordan I peeked inside an old cattle barn. It was ...

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    on the same walk in which I met Ronnie and Jordan I peeked inside an old cattle barn. It was like someone had set up the props: the grind stone, old waterer and the vine creeping cross the floor.

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    what, no comments? :cry-an:

    what is I'm supposed to say? .... Oh right
    "'hey slack bums ... get in here and talk to me dammit!"
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    very nice environment Bambi - should of gotten your 2 new (horse and buggy) models and set them up in there.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Bambi View Post
    what, no comments? :cry-an:

    what is I'm supposed to say? .... Oh right
    "'hey slack bums ... get in here and talk to me dammit!"
    Sheesh, someone's gettin' an attitude!

    Interesting looking spot to do some shootin'. Did you spend much time in there?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Iguanasan View Post
    Sheesh, someone's gettin' an attitude!

    Interesting looking spot to do some shootin'. Did you spend much time in there?
    Attitude? Me??
    Hey I'm only quoting what MA said we should say if no one comments .

    I didn't go inside, it's literally falling down and was not safe to do more then poke ones head in.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Bambi View Post
    Attitude? Me??
    Hey I'm only quoting what MA said we should say if no one comments .
    And it works see??

    So easy to miss a shot. I didn't see this one.

    And it's cool! Imagine just leaving an old grinding wheel sitting there!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mad Aussie View Post
    And it works see??

    So easy to miss a shot. I didn't see this one.

    And it's cool! Imagine just leaving an old grinding wheel sitting there!

    you are right it does work!
    of course, there goes my reputation....
    thanks MA. It's common in NS to just let old barns fall down. it's sad really but does make for some nice photo ops. I wonder if the owners would notice if I took the wheel........
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