Makes me want to say *awwww* poor horse...the barn looks a bit rough, but I think *tin* would take on that look after some years! Rose you do find the neatest photo shots...the previous one with the Amish clothes line is so great...and I do see that often in my area! I don't know for sure, but I wonder do they have *wringer* type washing machines?
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At first I was just taking pictures of the barn....
then on closer inspection, I saw this. It is another Amish farm in Parke County.
Awe! S/He came out to look at you but forgot to bring her/his camera! LOL
ReplyDeleteI love it when animals appear to be as interested in us as we are of them.
I love the rusty patina of the barn. I don't think I've ever seen a barn completely covered in tin.
ReplyDeletePoor horse looks like he barely has room.
Rose, Great photo of the barn---and then seeing the horse just made it more special... Great pictures.
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Betsy
Makes me want to say *awwww* poor horse...the barn looks a bit rough, but I think *tin* would take on that look after some years! Rose you do find the neatest photo shots...the previous one with the Amish clothes line is so great...and I do see that often in my area! I don't know for sure, but I wonder do they have *wringer* type washing machines?
ReplyDeleteThese are wonderful, Rose. Love the barn! And the horse is icing on the cake!
ReplyDeleteGreat photos!
I like the horse checking up on you!
ReplyDeleteRose: Nice capture of the old barn. It is unusual to see an Amish barn in disrepair.
ReplyDeleteI love barns, this is nice!! :-D
ReplyDeleteLike the barn photo, but especially with 'the closer look'.
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