Rural Missouri is defintely close to my heart and makes me homesick every single time I stop and reflect in places like this.
Just a rural ‘blocked’ door photo from Bahner, Missouri. The old Dodge “Door” is in full view though.
Missouri has many of these “Blink-and-it’s-gone” communities. Pettis County, my residence, is no exception. I grew up less than a mile from one. (future doorscursion) They remain for the most part unchanged except for the weathering of the wood and metal adornments.
From Wikipedia:
“Bahner is an unincorporated community in Pettis County, Missouri, United States. It is located at 38°34′10″N 93°7′43″W(38.5694640, -93.1285358), and its altitude is 886 feet (270 m).[2]
A post office called Bahner was established in 1882, and remained in operation until 1907.[3] Edward Bahner, an early postmaster, most likely gave the community his name.[4]“
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Katy Trail Creations 
I love that old gas pump too – nice one 🙂
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Thank you. My eldest had senior photos taken at a similar place and it looks so cool!
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Terrific photo. Love the variety of reds in building, pump, and truck.
Donna
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Thank you so much!
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Good photos, true, but I know what you mean about feeling heartsick. So many small towns are disappearing or going downhill.
janet
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I had such a wonderful childhood growing up in the country. Wouldn’t trade it for the world and yes it’s hard to see it disappearing. Thanks for stopping by!
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Live near several spots like this in Missouri. One is Myrtle Missouri.
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We Love rural Missouri 💕
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Me also. I love to drive around see all the small towns.
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