This little white barn is located just a few miles from us in the little town of Rescue. I took this photo from the highway road last week. I made a mental note to bring my “long” camera lens the next time I was going in that direction so I could get a closer shot.
And this was taken a few days later with the long lens.
I really don’t know anything about this barn, other than the fact that I’ve passed by it all these many years, and obviously, it’s no longer in use.
Linking up to Barn Charm.
these days of mine 
A perfect little barn for “barn charm” – it’s charming – or at least it WAS in its’ former life! I like the way it looks like it’s either escaping from the woods or trying to disappear INTO the woods!
Pam and Sam
It is being reclaimed by Mother Nature, that’s for sure! You have to love those long lenses…makes things a lot easier (at least we don’t have to physically trespass!). I love the shape of this barn – we have quite a few of that shape in the state.
The forest is slowly creeping up on this pretty little barn.
The design is classic! Oh, and that old whitewash look is just awesome. Glad you took along the second lense 🙂
ooo…your long lens does bring it into focus.
This is my fave kind of barn…shame it’s falling down!
Hope that little barn holds on for a few more years!
hi, i’m beth from VA. hope you are well this week. really like the close up. i’m following you now. all the best to you. big hugs. (:
i like this one, i like the way the door is just hanging on!
It has so much character. Too bad it needs repair.
What a fun ol barn that would be to explore! Love the whitewashed look
Thanks so much for joining =)
It’s such a shame to see a charming barn like this abandoned! Love the shape of it and the color, too. I’m glad you got the second shot!
it is really cute. thanks for the closer shot!
This is cool … The last time we passed this one, I was going to ask if you’d ever considered featuring it … You’ve got us all looking now !!
There’s a very pleasing symmetry to this little barn.
It is one sweet barn!
Glad you got the closeup shot for us. It’s a cute little whitewashed barn.
Such a wonderful old barn, Dianna. I love it.
Every little barn has a story to tell, even if it’s long forgotten.
That wonky hanging door~perfectly charming!!!
Too bad someone didn’t have the $ to rescue some of these neat old barns.
What a difference a lens makes huh?! 😉
~d.
Great old barn! Glad you got one with the long lens.
The longer lens shows it really well. I like the white-washed look, too.
It looks so alone out there.