While photographing this structure, the owner arrived and opened the doors and drove away in an old tractor. I will miss this summer, which was eventful, rich, and fun.
I have tremendous clout, as you can tell! I actually have experience in red. I painted our family barn all red one summer for 50 bucks. My sister did too, but she conveniently was afraid of heights, so I got all the tough work. She was very smart.
I think the weeds are actually 12 feet high and the rest of this barn is just hidden within. What you need is that tractor to tamp the weeds down a bit and you’ll be amazed what you’ll find.
So I see you now have a sword and a shield. I too have a sword (for real) and would like to meet you in the desert, say mid November when it is cool enough to wield that sword for however long it takes me to knock that hat off you and see what you really look like. At that point I shall apologize, and we will go drinking, which is always a good idea with a sword.
You want to see what I look like? For real? I don’t think you can handle it but send me your email or something and I’ll send you a photo. But I swear it will ruin you for all other men!
Looks like the top of the barn, but they forgot the bottom π Love it!
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Bilbo Baggins barn π
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The structure of course looks like half a barn. I am imaging the lower half int the ground. π another gorgeous shot Mike.
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It does have a curious shape. Kind if cute, imo. Thanks.
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There is something compelling about this structure. Well that’s why you took the picture! π
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It’s on a hobbit farm.
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Love that top window….but hobbits have round windows!
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Here in the states they have square windows and triangular shaped ones as well (see top window.) And who you giving an exclamation point to!
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You?!!
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Now there’s a great old red barn! And the tall grass growing up around it makes an even better photo.
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Thank you sir, that was what I was thinking too. So nice of you to say so.
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This one needs the red doors from the last barn.
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I’ll need a carpenter to pull that one off. And a reason too, although telling them that the lady apronhead deems it so, might be enough.
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I have tremendous clout, as you can tell! I actually have experience in red. I painted our family barn all red one summer for 50 bucks. My sister did too, but she conveniently was afraid of heights, so I got all the tough work. She was very smart.
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$50! You were a rich kid Lilly, and you had money too.
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What a great and unusual building Mike, nice find and capture π
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Thanks Joe. It is painted by time.
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I hope you have a photo of the tractor
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It was pretty much a wrap at that point.
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I think the weeds are actually 12 feet high and the rest of this barn is just hidden within. What you need is that tractor to tamp the weeds down a bit and you’ll be amazed what you’ll find.
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So I see you now have a sword and a shield. I too have a sword (for real) and would like to meet you in the desert, say mid November when it is cool enough to wield that sword for however long it takes me to knock that hat off you and see what you really look like. At that point I shall apologize, and we will go drinking, which is always a good idea with a sword.
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You want to see what I look like? For real? I don’t think you can handle it but send me your email or something and I’ll send you a photo. But I swear it will ruin you for all other men!
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Looks beautiful with the red color in the green nature.
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It is beautiful, in a very simple kind of way. Thanks, Marylou.
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