The Final Four from The Old Barn. (To better catch the details, click on the photos to enlarge.)
I showed you this window in an earlier post, but here’s a different crop. If I had to tell you why I am so fond of this picture–and I am!–I think it comes down to the nails.
All of them.
There are plenty to love.
I considered cropping this next shot down to just feature the window, but there are so many components–ropes and shingles, fallen door with some aggressive nails–I decided to leave them all in to flavor the stew.
(This also illustrates why the owners were hesitant about my getting too close to the structure.)
Another brilliant green and red combo on a field of gray.
Finally, one last Wabi Sabi window. Before the series is finished, I will show you this window set in the context of an entire wall. Guaranteed: you will love it.
Next time, we’ll check out some Old Barn hardware.
Wabi Sabi is once more preparing to make the journey to Minnesota for Thanksgiving. Last year’s pie wasn’t a great success despite all the effort I put into baking it and transporting and sneaking it across the state line. This year I am being far more reasonable and am packing my espresso machine, milk frother and half a dozen bottles of wine.
And enough cash to buy a pie at the Duty-Free Pie Shop just across the Minnesota-Wisconsin border.
