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Monday, September 29, 2014

Songography (These are Days) and some Rubbish

Joining Kathy (You'll Shoot Your Eye Out) again for SONG-OGRAPHY .  This weeks song was one not familiar to me so I went and listened, (I liked) and then I interpreted....

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I captured this pensive moment of Coleen last Wednesday when we went on another of our nature outings to Rooks Park.  I feel "blessed and lucky" to have this little girl in my life and to watch her "bloom and grow" into a young lady and someday a young woman.  She is indeed touched by something special. 

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Also joining Road (Rubbish by Roan) for RUBBISH TUESDAY.

While driving out of the park we happened upon this barn (or what's left of it) and I pulled over to snap some photos.



 
 
 
 

 
Poor tractor looks a bit neglected there in that pile of wood.

Be sure to stop by both blogs and check out the other participants.  Thanks as always for your visits and your comments.

37 comments:

  1. Lovely photo of Coleen, and lovely sentiment to go with it. She's very precious to you, and I'm sure you're equally precious to her. Grandma is a very special lady! All the best, Bonny

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  2. She is growing up so fast. Lovely image.

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  3. Your Coleen is a lovely young girl..wonderful quote.. Enjoy your day!

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  4. That picture of Colleen is so lovely and what a perfect quote for it!

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  5. Great photo of Coleen. Thanks to you and her mommy for sharing her on the blog. Hope she is enjoying school this year.

    Love the barn, too.

    Have a nice day

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  6. I love old barns. A shame this one is in such bad shape.

    Mersad
    Mersad Donko Photography

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  7. This barn certainly has seen better days! I wonder when that tractor last ran...

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  8. so sad and so beautiful at the same time

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  9. Great shots of the barn. The little girl is cute.

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  10. Beautiful young lady. Nice barn! I like that some of the wood still has red. Poor tractor! Thanks for linking up!

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  11. Oh Yes, the Poor Tractor could have worked more :-) These barns make me think the large scale of the agriculture in your country♪♪♪

    Sending Lots of Love and Hugs from Japan, xoxo Miyako*

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  12. Lovely photos Ida. Yes, we are lucky to have young ones in our life for they are full of wonder and hope which helps keep us alive too. Wonderful!

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  13. Great old shed....and that Tractor! Truly a rubbish picture.

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  14. Beautiful photos, Ida. The barn pictures are simply fabulous!

    Enjoy your day - hugs!

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  15. Oh, I have listened to that song about a million times while working at the orchard....it made its way on to several different tapes that I listened to.

    Love that old barn...Coleen makes a good subject for a photo and it is wonderful that she does not seem to mind!

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  16. Oh my, what a treasure you have to witness this little angel blooming before your eyes. You are blessed, that is for sure. Thank you for joining in at Song-ography!

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  17. That's so sad about that barn!! You did catch a nice, pensive moment of Colleen's. You're blessed and so is she!

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  18. Loved how you combined the young with the vintage. Great shot of the cute little girl and wonderful rubbish finds.

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  19. you are blessed to have Coleen in your life and this is a special photo of her. i like that last shot of the tractor under all the rubbish...

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  20. I love photos of old, tumble-down buildings. If only those walls could talk!

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  21. Your are indeed fortunate to have a youngster in your life. I feel sorry for those who never had children and therefore no grandchildren to bless their lives.

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  22. Wow, can hardly believe someone would let such a neat old barn and neat old tractor go to ruin like that. Someone should reclaim the old timber at the very least.

    The photo of Colleen is wonderful.

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  23. That barn needs urgent repair !, beautiful photos!

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  24. Poor tractor, you can say that again. Tom The Backroads Traveller

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  25. Your photos are great. Love the one of Colleen.
    That poor barn does look like it's seen better days but I like barns no matter what they look like

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  26. i love the old barn, that ripping off roof ... i am always a fan of architecture ... no matter it's shape. ( :

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  27. Pretty girl, Ida. That's a great barn find, too. I have a link up for barns this week if you would like to join.

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  28. Lovely portrait of Coleen! And you sure nailed the rubbish!

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  29. Lovely shot of Coleen. Wonder what she's thinking?

    Great shots for the Rubbish meme.

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  30. Nice pictures. I don't think there's much time left for that barn.

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  31. Ida, your granddaughter looks like a sweet beauty of a young girl. You are indeed blessed to see so much of her! My grandkids are hundreds of miles away and I miss them every day. I'm happy that you have this blessing in your life!

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  32. What a lovely capture of Coleen, and the verse seems perfect for the image.

    Poor ol' barn. I bet it has some stories to tell! :)

    Lindy

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  33. Great shots of the barn, I wouldn't want to be around in the wind thought.

    Diana

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  34. Coleen's beauty and that lovely photo is quite a contrast to the falling down barn. Yet it is beautiful in its own way. Great photos, Ida!

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  35. Sweet first photo and comment....and great Rubbish post!

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