I like the look of this barn a lot! Chippy white paint, red trim, great sliding barn doors and a chevron pattern in part of the facade--s...

Oh give me a home Where the buffalo roam And the deer and the antelope play...   Where seldom is heard A discouraging word An...

Somewhere between Scott's Bluff National Monument ... ... and the Buffalo Bill Museum is this authentically red barn! Would...

I'm not even sure this is a barn, but we can call it that, mmmmkay?  It was a point of interest in a place where there isn't...

This property is north of St. Joe, MO, near Rock Port on Hwy 29. You can read more about that day of our cross-country drive in Jul...

This barn didn't make it into the post, but you can read more about this day of our cross-country trip in July HERE .

We're officially out of state and I had grand schemes of taking pictures of a barn here in Missouri. I even remembered to pull out th...

Can you see the original siding on the end? It's a lovely weathered gray. This barn, however, sports new white siding and a white roo...

I can't believe my sojourn in the cornfields of the midwest is coming to an end! After four years of country living, it was really start...

I hate to admit it, but I haven't been snapping pictures of barns lately. I think most of it is that we only have one car right now a...

You'll forgive me for slipping in this red quonset shaped barn that isn't actually in Benton County, right? I just love the farm ...

Wouldn't you love to hide out from the rain in this barn? Explore its nooks and crannies, smell the barn smells mixed with wet earth,...

You know I do these barn pictures as I drive by, right? Usually I'm the driver and photographer and I may or may not have 3 small boy...

This week's barn isn't particularly old or weathered or in a picturesque setting or anything that typically c...