This is a barn that I pass all the time,
it is situated in the town where Chuck grew up!!
Howell Township, New Jersey
There was a lot of tresspassing done to get this shot.
Chuck was more then willing to drive the get-a-way car!!
I am so excited to be linking once again to Tricia's Barn Charm
Thanks Tricia
Please follow the link above to view all the amazing, charming barns,
from around the world!!
from around the world!!
You are so lucky to have Chuck driving a get a way car. My husband would never go for it. I would have to go alone and probably get caught.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful barn. Lucky for you, you have barns in your area. We have nothing. Boy would I love to live in a country looking place. I do not like the city. I have lived here in Miami all my life. I would like to live in a much quieter place.
ooohhh love when they decorate them!! Have a wonderful day!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful barn! Worth the risk I would say, but maybe you should keep a bail bonds number on your phone, just in case. :)
ReplyDeleteI like all of the stars on the outside of the buildings/barn.
ReplyDeleteThat looks like a really cool place to visit.
Lotta' trespassing done, to get this great shot hu? Well you will remember it more, because of that.
ReplyDelete-grin-
"The night was clear and frosty,
all ebony of shadow
and silver of snowy slope;
big stars were shining over the silent fields."
~Lucy Maud Montgomery
My favorite barns are ones with stars and this one is at the top of my list! Well done!
ReplyDeleteLove the cedar shakes! That's a fancy barn!
ReplyDeleteIs it a barn or a home??? Whichever it is, I love it.
ReplyDeleteLove the cedar siding, the huge green star and the little ones on the other building!
ReplyDeleteThis one looks like it could be converted to a home quite easily.
A really charming find!
What are you two gonna do next? Trespassing and driving getaway cars! Sheesh! LOL Sounds just like something I'd do!! Great shots, Deb. Love the stars!
ReplyDeletelaughing at you!
ReplyDeletenice shots, though!
That is a really pretty barn. I live out in the sticks & we have LOTS of barns around us too. They just have so much charm and character don't they?
ReplyDeleteWow, it is an amazing barn! What exquisite pictures you take!!! And I adore your header--it's gorgeous!!!
ReplyDeleteXO
Cindy
The barn was definitely worth the risk! lol
ReplyDeleteYou two must be the modern day Bonnie & Clyde! LoL! As long as there's no property damage, then ya'll go right ahead, but that's only my opinion... the owners may not feel the same way! LoL!
ReplyDeleteDarling old barn... is there a specific meaning to the star? It seems like I heard something about it once, but I can't remember.
Thanks a million for joining, Debbie! =)
These stars always make me think of TX. Love the shingles. I too am becoming a bit of a trespasser ... but so far only a few steps into a driveway. I am afraid I might begin to get a bit more bold (and a get away car is funny!)
ReplyDeleteDid you also see the house? Did it have cedar shakes as well? It is worth the trespassing effort, I think.
ReplyDeleteI definitely know there was trespassing going on there! I just do a quick stop on the shoulder & snap. But thanks to your bravery (!) I can see the entire barn...and it's beautiful.
ReplyDeleteOh I like that barn especially the stars. Well worth the trespassing - easy for me to say though :)
ReplyDeleteThis reminds me of the barn my family owned when I was a kid! LOVE it! :)
ReplyDeleteNice shots! Happy Barn Charm!
ReplyDeleteyou're my hero...i'm such a chicken! love this!
ReplyDeleteWonderful capture, Debbie. I love seeing the stars on houses and brans.
ReplyDeleteGreat barn and I love the barn stars! Way to go you sneaky thing!
ReplyDeletecough, cough.
You're right, we have nothing in common but I enjoy looking at all your photos. This blog world is crazy that way.
ReplyDeleteNice pic do you know what the star means. I have pics from PA with stars on the barns. I googled it a lot of different meanings.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! I think my family worries a little about my photography-induced trespassing too!
ReplyDeleteVery pretty - I'm a fan of the shingles...is that what they call the "siding"? anyhow - love the weathered color of this one!
ReplyDeleteMust be beautiful living with countryside around you. The barn is gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteHave a wonderful day
gr. marijke
Hi Debbie,
ReplyDeleteI am delighted that I have found your blog; it's beautiful.
We share several things...my favorite color is purple, I love taking pictures even though I have not come close to perfected the craft as you have, and I love flowers and birds.....
I love this barn.....I have started collected pictures of barnes with quilt squares attached....so many of them here in the mountains of N.C....
Before I leave, I have to tell you how much I enjoyed your post below about the butterfly...Not only are the pictures wonderful but the message was inspiriting....
Hugs and blessings,
Nancy
A real charmer! Love the shingles. Terrific capture, Debbie!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing the pictures and thoughts. I love barns so I will enjoy all of the barn pictures and maybe take a picture of one in our area. I am a country girl for sure.
ReplyDeleteCool barn!!
ReplyDeleteIt sure is worth the tresspassing! Great photos !
ReplyDeleteThanks for visiting our blog today !