(Cross-County Travelers) flit about from county-to-county on their exploits, barns occasionally present themselves. More often that their schedule sometimes allows, Ren thinks of me and wants to stop for a photo. I always appreciate the thoughts, and her photos, whether made from a standstill at roadside or from the passenger seat of their moving vehicle.
The following shot is one that was snapped of a lovely and unique barn, located somewhere between Austin, Texas, and Tulsa, Oklahoma. I like the roofline of this barn and would love to see inside it!
In some locations in the mid-western US, there are vast amounts of flat land with nothing much around for miles. I am always astounded when I see scenery such as this, as large parcels of nothingness is not common in the southeastern US where I have lived all my life. I have also never visited the mid-west, so I have never seen anything like this in-person. I can't even imagine what it is like living in such a place, where one might have to drive 20 miles to reach the nearest tree. ๐ฑ
Here are the original shots that Ren sent to me, via Discord:
Thank you,
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18-May-2019