Red door on White barn.
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Lorri M. Writings and Photography · A Collection of my Writings, Photography, and Judaica
White barns are fairly rare around here, but this white barn with the red doors is very stately.
Thanks, George.
Nice change of color, because barns are usually painted the opposite with the barn being red & the doors white! =)
Thanks for joining =)
Thank you, Tricia.
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A nice change from the usual red barn/white doors.
Thank you, Mrsbearfoot.
This photo reminded me of the time when I took part in Ruby Tuesday! Lovely nostalgic shot.
Thanks, Hannah.
Yes..a different choice of colors..and I am even afraid to wear anything white, let alone paint something white…
I saw it gradually get painted, each time I drove down the road. It took them about one week, with scraping, primer and final coats.