Living in rural Tennessee offers many photo opportunities for barns of all shapes, sizes, colors and ages. In response to “One Word Photo Challenge: Barn,” here are several–all within minutes of the house.
The framework shown in the first two photos finally collapsed about three weeks after these photos were taken.
 | merlinjr01 on The T-29 “Flying Classroo… |
 | Bill Taylor on The T-29 “Flying Classroo… |
| merlinjr01 on The T-29 “Flying Classroo… |
| Bill Taylor on The T-29 “Flying Classroo… |
 | Pete Gandy on The T-29 “Flying Classroo… |
| merlinjr01 on The T-29 “Flying Classroo… |
| Bill Taylor on The T-29 “Flying Classroo… |
| merlinjr01 on The T-29 “Flying Classroo… |
| Bill Taylor on The T-29 “Flying Classroo… |
| Pete Gandy on The T-29 “Flying Classroo… |
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I absolutely love these. Well done. Thank you for sharing. The angle of the first photo is really striking.
Thank you for your comment. Having grown up on a farm many years ago, barns a special to me.
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In October and November I spent 2 weeks with my friend in Georgia and Tennessee. One of the things I noticed was how different the buildings are from those at home. Thanks for sharing.
Where is “home.” Thank you for the comment.
Home is Queensland’s Central Highlands in Australia.