Here’s another in my working barns series. I like the sturdy size and volume of this one. At Christmastime it sported a light display at its front that seemed to light up most of the neighborhood.
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Views of Sequim, the Olympic Peninsula. . .and beyond
Here’s another in my working barns series. I like the sturdy size and volume of this one. At Christmastime it sported a light display at its front that seemed to light up most of the neighborhood.
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There is a quietness about this scene.
That’s quite a tall barn. I wonder how the owners use it that they wanted so much height. I love to hear that it was lit up for Christmas. Perhaps you’ll return in 11 months and share the light show.
Kay, that old broken down barn on the way out to SunnyFarms (on 101) has finally been falling apart! No way to get a photo unless you illegally stop on the freeway. What a sight to see….
This barn is unusually high. I wonder why.
There is something about barns! Maybe from my childhood growing up in Iowa and Illinois? Whatever it is, I was attracted to the Sequim barns. Maybe, THAT’s why we are moving there? Among all the other good reasons….
I’m loving your blog – I’ll be back later to explore more – I love finding WA bloggers!