Monday, May 13, 2013

Barns of NW Wisconsin

SW of Rice Lake, WI

My daughter took the photo of this unusual barn in Barron County. I'd like to find out the history behind it.


My time online this week is going to be sporadic at best. I have some posts scheduled, but VBS is coming up in just a few weeks and it's not so much that the craft samples will take all that much time to make, but locating my supplies is the issue. This week I'll be tracking down the supplies and getting organized with my VBS crafting buddy.

How is it that June is coming right up??? Good grief, we were in the midst of winter a week ago!

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This post is linked to  Barn Charm and  Friday Fences  and  Photo Friday and  A Favorite Thing Saturday

42 comments:

  1. Haha. VBS - Vacation Bible School - like a special week of school at church, for kids, in the summertime. :-) It has a theme, and consists of Bible lessons, crafts, and games. I'm sure you have it there. It's probably called HBS. ;-)

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  2. What a cool barn-- looks tall! Yes, June is quickly approaching. I have a few happenings too-- better get prepared. P.S. I know what VBS stands for!

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  3. That barn looks very church like, I can imagine a bell in the rafters! Hope the VBS goes well! Chel x

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  4. I love seeing old barns, but it makes me sad to see them falling into disrepair. We should preserve all that we can! I know VBS well, having grown up in the Methodist church. Bless you for helping out, and good luck with your craft project planning!

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  5. ARGH! I need to order soap and still think about it when I'm here at school. Got any that will help with memory issues? Have fun with VBS! We always enjoyed it!

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  6. I love seeing photos like that... as I've said many times before.. it reminds me so much of home. Which, by the way, I will be visiting as of Wednesday! This makes me even more excited to get there!

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  7. You always find the best places to photograph!! I enjoyed VBS I went when I was little.

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  8. The photos are beautiful, but I especially love the one with snow, not even because of the neat barn, but because of the snow and earth. I can almost smell it - the air, the snow, the moist soil... I am missing winter already. It is almost summer here.

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  9. Lovely Barn!! Hope you are able to find out the story behind it and share!!

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  10. love that barn and would bet there is a long history there. enjoy VBS and don't even think about blog land. when i am doing something i don't post or comment...

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  11. That is a very neat barn. Definitely unique. It is hard to believe VBS season is almost here. Hope your week is successful finding all your supplies. -Susie

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  12. Love barns! Just love them!

    Thanks for sharing,

    Sheila

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  13. Good luck researching the barn...can not wait to find out the history. :)

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  14. Good gracious! Don't tell me it is almost June! It was just the beginning of May!! We are suppose to be moving the end of May, I am trying not to look at the calendar too much.....
    I know what you mean about it just being winter! We had a frost this morning.

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  15. Lovely barn. I will pray you get your supplies easily and quickly for VBS.

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  16. You take the most charming pictures. I'm sorry I've been 'read and go' lately but I had to drop a comment now that things are slower here.

    Blessings on your week.

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  17. I love that barn! Your daughter did a wonderful job!

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  18. That's a really cool barn! I love the shape, the cupola and the faded paint.
    Hope all goes well with VBS. It's lots of work. Our isn't till July.

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  19. It looks like a barn with an attached house!

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  20. That is a cool barn! I wish I could peek inside!

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  21. Very neat barn, I wonder what stories it would tell!

    Cynthia

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  22. i enjoy the cupola & the rusted roof. ( :

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  23. This is such a unique and lovely barn!
    Have fun at VBS!

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  24. Wow, that's a HUGE barn! Nice blog, Judy.

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  25. My that definitely is a fine looking barn..great find. Good luck getting organized for VBS....fond memories of this when my kids were young.

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  26. Love the metal roof on this one...very nice.

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  27. I know...hard to believe that the weather turned so quickly for us. And its about time too!

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  28. I'm stopping by from Photo Friday blog hop - I just love that Barn photo!!
    Thanks
    Angie
    godsgrowinggarden.com

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  29. Nice fence...I can't believe June is just around the corner...May flew by!

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  30. This is a most unusual barn indeed. Do keep us posted of any details you discover. Our old barn has the silo built on the inside of it... I hate to see neglected barns, but they certainly are sponges for expensive repairs.

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  31. Hi, my friend... dropping by again from Claudia's as I'm participating in her blog party. Still loving this barn. It reminds me of the one we had when I was young.

    Hope you find the supplies you need for VBS.

    XO,

    Sheila

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  32. I especially love that these barns are red. :-) Beautiful. It's not used anymore I guess.

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  33. Old barns love them the one you have a picture of is great.
    Denise

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  34. You're right - that barn is very unusual! I really love it. Hope you can find out more about it!

    Thanks so much for joining in this week.

    xo
    Claudia

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  35. Nice contrast snow and beautiful spring. Love that barn! It's spectacular.

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  36. I've no idea why but I seem to be a fan of USA barn architecture. It looks like that it"s going to still be standing up for some time to come !
    The year is flying by.

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