There are some pretty farms nearby.
This barn has fallen on hard times. |
This one still looks solid. |
This barn has fallen on hard times. |
This one still looks solid. |
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I do like the drive though box for Prayers
ReplyDeleteLots of interesting things here, starting with the lovely church. Drive up box for prayer requests...a first for me. Thanks for sharing your wonderful Virginia barns. Happy Barn Hunting in 2016 Linda.
ReplyDeletei love the pray box, that is too great! i wonder how often they get notes? ( :
ReplyDeletei love your train track angle very neat shot.
i enjoy the stone work. very cool. Happy New Year, Linda. have a great one.
Nice barns! I really like that 4th picture, the long view of the farm.
ReplyDeleteA drive through box for prayer requests is something different.
ReplyDeleteThe farms are really pretty. I've never heard of a drive-through box for prayer requests!
ReplyDeleteYou have fine looking photographs. I especially like the one with the rail road tracks. Keep looking for interesting barns.
ReplyDeleteStrange .... the box for prayers:) I do like the images, especially number 1 and 6.
ReplyDeleteHAPPY NEW YEAR to YOU.
How I love these views...they remind of where I grew up near Cumberland Gap, TN
ReplyDeleteWonderful!! Happy 2016 !!!
ReplyDeletewhat a sweet little church nestled there in the countryside. Love the train track and the old barns. My favorite is the one that is on its last leg.
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