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| Unfortunately the barn is laying in a pile of debris. I am linking to Tom's Barn Collective. |
Sunday, February 10, 2019
Rubble
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Sunday, February 10, 2019
Rubble
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| Unfortunately the barn is laying in a pile of debris. I am linking to Tom's Barn Collective. |
Sad rubble indeed but this silo is still lacking charm
ReplyDeleteNot much of that barn left.
ReplyDeleteIt is a huge one, must be difficult to fill it up.
ReplyDeleteGreat photo! The cloudy sky is a perfect background for the sad rubble of the barn.
ReplyDeleteGlad the silo is still standing tall and proud!
It looks lonely. I like snooping around the debris, you can find some interesting old stuff
ReplyDeleteThe silo was built to last! Welcome back!
ReplyDelete...Silos are often all that remains on some abandoned farms in this area. The value of concrete! Thanks Andy for joining the Barn Collective, it's nice to have you here.
ReplyDeleteHow long do you think that silo will last?
ReplyDeleteBtw....thanks for pointing out my very Freudian typo. I fixed it so future readers won't have to decipher what I mean.
Barn gone--silo still standing
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You wonder how long that silo will stand.
ReplyDeleteThe silo was built to last. The barn must have been in pretty bad condition to collapse in to a pile.
ReplyDeleteEl silo cumplio su funcion durante mucho tiempo y ahora queda para ser inmortalizado con la fotografía.
ReplyDeleteUn abrazo.
I imagine the silo on the farm where I grew up is much the same, or even a pile of rubble by now.
ReplyDeleteGreat photo. Just over from "Occasional Toronto". Enjoy your post.
Served it's purpose it seems.
ReplyDeleteWe've had barns collapse into heaps here, too. I guess barn construction isn't meant to last through the ages.
ReplyDeleteShame the barn is gone but that is neat silo!
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