Comments on Dig, Grow, Compost, Blog: Picture This End of the Line

Wonderful photo. I love old barns, and am sad to h...

2009-11-20T22:14:45.151-06:00

Wonderful photo. I love old barns, and am sad to hear this one is now gone.

Thanks for the nice comment on my entry. I have always preferred more "mature" beauties - there's usually quite a bit of wisdom there too.

I love this take on the GGW photo challenge. It's ...

2009-11-18T08:02:11.342-06:00

I love this take on the GGW photo challenge. It's so easy to create a life story for old houses and barns....Too bad that it was torn down and I do hope you can find it next March. Good luck in the contest...I love this photo. gail

Oh Jean... I know a place like this ... where an o...

2009-11-15T01:29:37.908-06:00

Oh Jean... I know a place like this ... where an older couple use to live and they had hundreds and hundreds of daffodils... now they have joined the earth they loved so and the house and barn are falling in like your barn here... now the garden is becoming overgrown... very sad really. I think this photo is so powerful for the subject. Wonderful! Good Luck! Carol

What a gorgeous photo, Jean! And it has such a st...

2009-11-14T18:07:07.951-06:00

What a gorgeous photo, Jean! And it has such a story to tell. It does make you wonder whether someone once lived here and lovingly planted all those daffodils and what became of them. I'm glad I don't have to be a judge for this contest! Good luck!

I really like the mix of the barn in near-collapse...

2009-11-13T23:31:21.339-06:00

I really like the mix of the barn in near-collapse with the perky bulbs in front, the contrast of something human-made falling to earth with plants springing out of it. There's a town in the mountains a hour's drive from here where one of the residents has made it her project to plant thousands and thousands of daffodils around town. There is no missing spring when it arrives!

Hi Jean, this is an excellent photo for the topic,...

2009-11-13T06:33:08.614-06:00

Hi Jean, this is an excellent photo for the topic, and just a great photo period! I bet the daffs still will come up, they are nearly indestructible. Good luck in the contest, I thought this one was a little tricky. :-)
Frances

Jean, this is the photo I mentioned to you not lon...

2009-11-13T05:43:17.220-06:00

Jean, this is the photo I mentioned to you not long ago. I'm crazy about it and very happy to see it. Reminds me though.....I still have some bulbs to plant.

So many questions. The perfect exemplar of the pi...

2009-11-12T22:18:47.648-06:00

So many questions. The perfect exemplar of the picture being worth a thousand words. The old barn is so poignant. Really enjoyed my visit here.

Beautiful! I also love old barns. This one looks...

2009-11-12T13:24:05.909-06:00

Beautiful! I also love old barns. This one looks drowsy, ready to take a nap in the flowers. (and how nice is it to see daffodils! thanks for the dose of spring!)

I love old barns. Too bad it was torn down! I ho...

2009-11-12T12:56:30.142-06:00

I love old barns. Too bad it was torn down! I hope that the flowers still remain.

Great pic! and thanks for stopping by my blog today! :-)

What a beautiful photo of a really cool place. Too...

2009-11-12T10:29:49.399-06:00

What a beautiful photo of a really cool place. Too bad the barn is gone now, but I bet the Daffodils are still there. I've found Daffodils growing on the site of demolished homes long after any other evidence of the buildings had vanished.

Nice entry Jean! I really like how the line of wh...

2009-11-12T10:22:04.323-06:00

Nice entry Jean! I really like how the line of white flowers leads you to the opening of the barn door. Kathy