More Barns of Highway 195
About two-thirds of the way from Spokane to Pullman on Highway 195 is the small town of Colfax, Washington. Colfax, founded in 1873, is the seat of Whitman County. It's also the heart of the wheat producing lands of eastern Washington. Highway 195 goes right through downtown. I just love the ad on the wall for "Rip-Proof Overalls." Just the thing to wear out in the barn.
Maybe the owner of this beautiful red barn wears some.
Isn't that a lovely setting in the little valley with trees surrounding the farm house? -- Margy
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Lovely shots!
ReplyDeleteVery nice, very nice barn, love the shape... my mom could use a pair of rip-proof overalls! LoL!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much =)
I could use some of those rip-proof overalls as well! Mine are patched to the max!
ReplyDeleteLovely setting for a barn -- next to the big pines. :)
Nice shots, Margy!
ReplyDeleteThe red barn is in a gorgeous setting.
ReplyDeleteI rally like the wide streets in the centre of western towns.
I like that area too. Rip-proof, huh? Maybe I need some. LOL Did you go to Step-toe Butte while you were there? A must! MB
ReplyDeleteWhat a sweet barn. Thanks for sharing.
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Had a hard time with the double word spamming thing. Grrr....lol
What a pleasant surprise to come across this little farm with the red barn! Thanks for checking mine out.
ReplyDeleteTerrific barn and a lovely setting. I'd like a painting of that scene. I recently bought a beautiful brown barn watercolor (by Lynn Sexton whom I googled and found to be a Santa Barbara area artist) and a superbly done color pencil drawing of barn by the Little Pigeon river in Tenneesee by Liam ?? (I tried looking for the barn on Google maps, but didn't get far). Both originals were really low priced...found them at the nearby antique stores.
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