A spring storm will pound this property, and hasten its demise as it slides into oblivion.
Mike's Look at Life
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A spring storm will pound this property, and hasten its demise as it slides into oblivion.
Mike's Look at Life 
Wonderful dereliction, Mike! Right up my street!
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Susan, how very nice to hear from you. Thanks and since it’s right up both our streets, I’ll see you there, eh.
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Why not? 😀
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Why not indeed. Bring pasties and scones. I will bring a nice surprise.
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How quickly we go from productivity to decay. Stunning photo Mike.
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Hi Dor. How quickly indeed. Thank you.
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I love these old barns and sheds. I’m always stopping to take photographs of run-down buildings. Older is much more photogenic. 🙂
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There was a time a few years ago when almost all my photography was barns, buildings, and old homes. I rode a motorcycle all over this county for many miles in all directions. I realized at some point that I had been on just about every road possible. Sold the bike, kept the camera, fewer pictures as a result.
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There’s such an ethereal, haunting and painterly-like quality to this photo, Mike. Nice!
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Thanks. I like ethereal. One of my favorite words.
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Lovely barnes.
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Lovely Marylou.
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I love that silo and the red building! If those walls could tell their stories! Hugz Mike! Lisa and Bear
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And they love you too, Lisa and Bear. Thanks.
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Love the contrast between earth and sky. There is a lot of emotional impact with this photo. Stunning.
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Thanks. Emotion is always a good thing in a photo. Appreciate it.
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A lot of rural Colorado is disappearing, and rather quickly in some years than others. Part of it is cost in making a living, the other part is the hard work involved.
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Family farms and ranches are lost to mega corporate interests and retail stores are also being lost to online entities. Soon we will be a planet of young people whose face is stuck to their idiotic feckin phone. Social skills (the genuine interpersonal part) will be lost entirely and communication will occur only between devices. I will be dead, it will not matter.
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