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Late Check-In/ThursdayDoors

Greetings and this is Friday in case you haven’t checked your calendar yet. I’m checking in late.

In the interest of Thursday Doors, I have some barns for you. In our part of the world, you can find them in and outside city limits. But this week I found these three in the eastern part of Pettis County.

The barn door is slid open a little and those cedars have been there quite awhile.
Pole barns are common but this one is pretty large. Hay trough in the foreground.
Just a few feet apart can make such a difference in a view.

Hope to see you again next week when Doors participants are encouraged to share the year’s favorites. Until then, please take a few to visit Dan over at No Facilities for doors shared from around the globe.

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  2. You know I love barns. That first photo is such a lovely scene. I could stare at the for a while. The bottom example is great – what a difference, indeed. Part of me wants to draw a smiling mouth under those two little windows 🙂

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  4. Hi Katy, a late response, because December was too busy, so I dropped some stitches! Sorry, but I didn’t want you to chink I was not interested. That pole barn looks big! Since August I moved back to the suburbs, so all we have is a little shed:):) It’s okay with me, more for hubby’s tools. Hope your Christmas and New Year was enjoyable. We wukk see what this year brings…. Jesh

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    • Oh it’s perfectly fine you gave me a surprise visit! Much appreciated any time! 🙂 Hope you are doing well in the ‘burbs and look forward to visiting your blog in a few. This year has been interesting already to say the least. haha I’m glad I’m a wallflower in the grand scheme of things. Stay safe!!

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