March 30, 2014people places things, spring falling down Sharonfalling down, landscape photography, midwest photography, photography, prairiescape, rural photography Like this:Like Loading...
Hello, Paul 🙂 Me too. They have such character and history. Even new, they’re still more charming than modern outbuildings. I agree they’re a metaphor: we all fall down sooner or later. How will *we* fit into the world when that happens? Reply
I like that idea. Under a nice pear or apple tree, maybe. Each season people would walk by, pluck an apple from the branch, look at it and say, “Paul’s having a good year!” 🙂 🙂 🙂 Reply
Very nice! I LOVE old structures of any kind and always wonder what/how life was before for the people involved. Reply
Thanks, maeflower50. I, too, love how these old structures evoke past times and people. A sepia-tinted world of harder, but simpler times. 🙂 Reply
Sunearthsky 
Didn’t get in? 😦
Nice catch however!
Hi Meho 🙂
Ha! I’d have gotten in if I’d wanted to ;-).
Thank you. 🙂 🙂
Ooooh! Are you scared? 😉
Not even a little. 🙂
Lots of these around here. I’m drawn to them. Could be a metaphor.
Hello, Paul 🙂
Me too. They have such character and history. Even new, they’re still more charming than modern outbuildings.
I agree they’re a metaphor: we all fall down sooner or later. How will *we* fit into the world when that happens?
I wish I could fit in by disintegrating slowly into the soil, with no box to slow me down.
I like that idea. Under a nice pear or apple tree, maybe. Each season people would walk by, pluck an apple from the branch, look at it and say, “Paul’s having a good year!”
🙂 🙂 🙂
No higher calling than fertilizer.
Indeed 🙂
Very nice! I LOVE old structures of any kind and always wonder what/how life was before for the people involved.
Thanks, maeflower50. I, too, love how these old structures evoke past times and people.
A sepia-tinted world of harder, but simpler times. 🙂
Tout en sensibilité
Ces vieilles granges méritent notre sensibilité. 🙂
Merci 🙂
: )
🙂 🙂
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Thank you, Marc. 🙂
My pleasure 😉
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Thank you 🙂