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Saturday, October 29, 2016
A Few Barns in the Valley
I got away on an adventure this week, to Niagara Falls, but I haven't sorted out my pictures yet. So I looked through my pictures from the last month or two to see what I could find. I've pulled out a number of barn pictures that I hope I haven't shared before.
This was of course a few days ago, when we had our brief first snow flurry; it shows up well on the ploughed field.
This on the other hand was more than a month ago, when the soybeans were still in the field.
This two was a month ago, when the fall colour was just beginning. I think I've posted another view of this barn, which sits below Old Baldy, in the last few weeks.
This is a totally different barn view, extending over the entire valley. I think there are at least 8 barns that show up in the picture, most of them tiny rooftops in the distance.
A former dairy farm, this is the busiest farm I drive by almost every day, heading into Markdale. Always seems well cared for.
Two different views of the same barn - which do you prefer?
And finally, a really big quilt barn I don't think I've shared. I think this quilt block just went up recently.
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Hi Furry....
ReplyDeleteI always enjoy your barn photos...I take a lot on our drives to and from the cottage...sometimes the car windows are too dirty!
My cottage in down in Niagara....due south of Vineland....right down to Lake Eries north shores...
Enjoy your evening...
Cheers!
Linda :o)
lots of beautiful barns!! i always enjoy seeing the quilt barns, i never see them in this area!!!
ReplyDeleteI love barns. I practically grew up in ours.
ReplyDeleteWhere there is farming there will be barns. Do I have to choose a favorite view?
ReplyDeleteDefinitely the photo with the tree on the Left hand side. lovely. And a barn quilt to finish your day, perfect for us quilters. Has Mrs F.G. decided it might be a good pattern?
ReplyDeleteBarns are so photogenic that until the last one collapses you'll have a lifetime of subjects.
ReplyDeleteI think between the two of us we have a pretty good photo handle on many of our old Ontario barns.
ReplyDeleteIt is amazing how much food is grown in this country and how much space there is for food production. I especially like that first scene.
ReplyDeleteNeat barns and some cool pictures. Quilt barns must be becoming a "thing." :-)
ReplyDeleteI think the quilt barn shots are special!
ReplyDeleteSome real beauties here. What a difference time makes.
ReplyDeleteLots of good barns and fall colors. Can't wait to see pics from your Niagara Falls trip.
ReplyDeleteVery nicely presented. I see you fall colors were quite vibrant.
ReplyDeleteWow, what a nice collection of barns! And some beautiful fall days, too!
ReplyDeleteNice collection of barns. Favorite picture is of the entire valley.
ReplyDeleteOf the two you asked about, I like the first one best.
Like the quilt barn. I'll be posting another quilt barn tomorrow.
Lovely collection of photo's here.
ReplyDeleteOf the two you asked about, I think I prefer the first one.
All the best Jan
Thanks for the wonderful pictures of "home". I spent many childhood vacations in Berkeley & my brother owns Sidekicks Cafe in Markdale. Great memories!
ReplyDeleteSo many wonderful photos - love the long distance shot of that white barn. The autumn colors are terrific too - and what a nice variety of barns.
ReplyDeleteThey are all wonderful, but I really like the one with a dusting of snow. Just call me strange. Thanks for being here.
ReplyDeleteGreat barns, fun colors, and I love the barn quilt.
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