Another shot of the huge red barn at the Jeter Farm pumpkin patch. You can just see the twins on the tractor.
I was going to link with Barn Charm Monday, but it seems it is no more. Sad, isn't it, when blogs dissolve. I still have blogs from several years ago that I miss, and wonder how their families are doing.
The boys love that tractor! Before you know it, they will be driving yours!!! ...:)JP
ReplyDeleteThat's a great picture. I love big barns like that when they're well maintained.
ReplyDeleteExcelente fotografia....Espectacular....
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Love that picture! The boys sitting on the tractor make it special!
ReplyDeleteI too wonder what happens to the writer and their family, when a blog goes away. You feel this connection to the blogger and then when they are gone you have lost a friend.
What a shame that Barn Charm is not there any more. I used to link up with that very often, until I ran out of barns in Dallas. Love your boys having fun "driving" the tractor. I am going to Illinois for Thanksgiving, and love the barns there. Plan to take some barn shots. Guess we will have to look around for another Barn linkup. Have a great Monday!
ReplyDeleteOh gosh,,, I know. There are a couple of blogs I will always miss too, but guess people move on with life and away from their computer keyboards at some point. So sad and yet probably a good thing to just go live life.
ReplyDeleteLove how you captured that moment in time!
ReplyDeleteThey say the average life span of a blog is about 6 months.
That is a nice looking red barn :)
ReplyDeleteThat is another great picture. You never know on blogs, some of them might come back. I know mine tends to disappear when I get injured and magically reappear when I get better... :-)
ReplyDeleteSome of my favorite people live in my computer!
ReplyDeleteOH MY GOODNESS this is a dynamite photo, breath taking really and definitely a poster that the entire world would love!!!!!!!!
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ReplyDeleteThat is so true. Sometimes you get a devoted follower and then they disappear. It's like losing a friend.
ReplyDeleteGreat photo the red is so vivid.
ReplyDeleteI agree about wondering about bloggers when all the sudden they are no more.
That's a big barn! Your boys look so small beside it, even on the tractor.
ReplyDeleteI hate to see blogs go, too, and I wonder about the writers and how they're doing.
I know what you mean about blogs going bye bye. I wish they would say good bye.
ReplyDeleteThe big red barn is fun. I would have taken lots of photos to!
Love this! What a vibrant red. And very charming! :)
ReplyDeleteHow cute! My granddad had a tractor nearly identical to this one.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great photo! That red barn is so pretty.
ReplyDeleteIt is a charming barn Lisa -- love the bright red paint treatment.
ReplyDeleteI hate it when people close their blogs.. sometimes there isn't enough time for posting, but still.. sad indeed..
ReplyDeleteNice charm to enjoy. We always looked for a lot of fun playing tag in the barns. I remember sitting on the lawn tractors in Sears when in my early teens and still enjoying the childhood thrill.
ReplyDeleteNever too early to start training them as farmers! Wonderful picture.
ReplyDeleteAnd blogs that disappear, especially without notice. I, too, often wonder what has become of them.
Blessings and Bear hugs, Lisa!
You had me at red. Hard to believe that link is gone. It was very popular.
ReplyDeleteI love the brilliant color of this picture and the barn! It IS sad when a blog disappears, and especially when someone just leaves without a word and we never know what happened!
ReplyDeleteWhat an amazing picture! I love all the red you could in it.
ReplyDeleteUsually when my blog friends go off the air, they're dead. One of the charming things about being among the older set.
ReplyDeleteIt's true, but we all move on. The only thing we can depend upon is change.
ReplyDeleteNice cheery picture!
ReplyDeleteI think a lot of bloggers have gone to Facebook.
I agree... So many of my old blog friends have disappeared... I do wonder about them...
ReplyDeleteGreat barn!!!! I remember Barn Charm!
Hugs,
Betsy
Wow! Love this picture, the barn is in sharp color and it is funny to have two children on the tractor. I like following blogs too. Sometimes, I miss those who do not update blog again, lol!
ReplyDeleteI love this picture! Little boys and tractors and barns just go together :) And yes, it is sad when a favorite blog disappears.
ReplyDeleteI really think that barn is beautiful!
ReplyDeleteI'll bet the boys had a lot of fun pretending to drive the tractor!
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