So one might think barns were aplenty in Kansas. Well they are. There’s a catch to some of them. They’re surrounded by windbreaks—meaning a row or so of trees. So they’re hidden much of the time. And getting the great photos may be something for late fall or winter when trees are bare; that is if the roads are clear. Despite the odds being against me, I was able to find some good stuff in Kansas the last 2 trips. I hope you’ll enjoy my upcoming entries for Thursday Doors.
Starting off with a couple red ones. One is weathered, and one is flashing a new coat. Which one would you prefer?
Farmstead with corral 
Closer view of the barn doors
Progression of a drive-by opportunity. The farm house is engulfed in trees. I suspect the barn was too at one time or other. I’m glad it gave me an opening to capture it.
And there you have my small sampling of some red barns in Kansas. More to come in the future, but for now I’m doling them out in batches. For more batches of doors, please visit Dan at No Facilities. Great doors await from around the world.
Katy Trail Creations 
When it comes to barns and farmhouses, I’m good with “there must be a door somewhere” because they are hard to get good photos of.
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