A few years ago, we went north...to Mackinaw City, Michigan and when we came home we went up over and across the Upper Peninsula of Michigan and down through Wisconsi. These are some of the shots from that trip.
I thought I had died and gone to heave...the only thing, there was not enough time to stop and take all the pictures I wanted. So I snapped what I could.
There were places that there were so many barns I could not snap pictures fast enough to get them all!
I think I counted and had taken almost 300 pictures of barns during that trip...I do not remember if that was 300 different barns or counting the ones where I managed to snap two or three. Knowing me, it would have been almost 300 different ones. Not saying they were all salvageable.
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I finished the binding on my quilt but going to be a few days before pictures are taken. I am so glad to have it finished.
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I am going to be busy the next few days. So, I may or may not blog. I am hoping to get some visiting done at night, though.
Barns are so neat to see and you were in barn heaven up North I guess. You have such good taste. Thanks. Don't be too busy now. MB
ReplyDeleteDon't you just love a red barn? You sure found some nice ones!
ReplyDeletelovely barns and can't wait to see more of them... take time off from blogging and enjoy your family
ReplyDeleteDon't you just love barns, old or new? You managed some really nice photos of them.
ReplyDeleteWhat is it about the old barns that attract us our cameras. Some are looking very sad, some have paint peeling, some are beautiful and red. But they all seem to be a point of interest for a picture. Nice job on these.
ReplyDelete300? Must have been a wonderful trip!
ReplyDeleteI look forward to seeing your finished quilt.
The trip sounds fabulous for barns. I'm glad you napped as many as you did,
ReplyDeleteThe second one is my favorite, and I don't know why. Big, aged, stripes of old paint...
ReplyDeleteGreat drive-bys. that barn is super special!
ReplyDeleteA barn mecca! I love the red ones and all those rusty roofs!
ReplyDeleteYou were making a drive through two of my favorite states. Indeed . . . you can find fences and barns!
ReplyDeleteNice snaps of some RED ones . . .
Michigan has wonderful barns...I need to go over into Wisconsin....Thanks for showing the barns...makes me want to get in the car and head North.
ReplyDeleteLove the drive-by shots! beautiful red barn! Can't wait to see the quilt! I'm still working! :-)
ReplyDeleteGorgeous! I sure would hate having to paint those barns!
ReplyDeleteAm looking forward to seeing your quilt.
Wonderful selection of barn shots.
ReplyDeletepretty scenic barn pictures :)
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