Some people like to take the same routes over and over. I prefer to explore and go different ways, giving the old lizard brain a tweak.
Yesterday we had errands in Basye and on the way back I turned onto Swover Creek Road and then Wakemans Grove Road. Here we see Wakemans Grove Church of the Brethren.
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This is in a pretty rural area of Shenandoah County. The barn with a "barn quilt" painting stands near the intersection of Wakemans Grove and Swover Creek Road.
And finally, another farm scene for The Barn Collective.
Belas fotografias, gostei da Igreja.
ReplyDeleteUm abraço e boa semana.
Andarilhar
Dedais de Francisco e Idalisa
O prazer dos livros
...quilt block is alway a great find and this one is wonderful on the old weathered barn. Thanks Linda for stopping by, enjoy!
ReplyDeleteLovely...keep on using lizard brain...it's keeping us alive pretty well!
ReplyDeletei enjoy a bit of both ... some old but enjoy new roads as well. ( :
ReplyDeleteI love that shot of the old barn. Really a beauty, and I'm curious about the barn quilt painting. Is that something you see on old barns from time to time?
ReplyDeleteIt's a fairly new art form. Artists paint large square pieces of plywood with patterns like you might find on a quilt. You can buy these online.
DeleteA sharp steeple.
ReplyDeleteAdmire your sense of adventure, exploring new roads. We do that when Bill drives, but by myself I don’t, because I can get lost in a broom closet! GPS makes me more confident, but “she” doesn’t like taking alternate routes either..... beautiful countryside around you and a sweet old-fashioned Church building.
ReplyDeleteI love old barns. I think that it's great that you like to explore new pathways.
ReplyDeleteI too like seeing new things. I love the barn with the quilt block on it.
ReplyDeleteIt's amazing what you discover when you take a different way Linda, three lovely discoveries here ✨
ReplyDeleteI like those barns.
ReplyDeleteI like the barn with the "barn quilt".
ReplyDeleteAll the best Jan
That's a beautiful church. I always enjoy seeing the painted barn quilts.
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