This old barn was just across the road from my gate when I lived in Quebec.
Listen to the music HERE.
Weave a Web
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This old barn was just across the road from my gate when I lived in Quebec.
Listen to the music HERE.
Weave a Web 
The ghosts in the barn were very busy, then chanting something I could not decipher, until finally they became resigned, somber, and simply haunting.
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Yes, the barn definitely had ghosts (and old swallow nests!)
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If those walls could talk…
Love old decrepit buildings. 😀 Even sheds and barns.
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I’ve found with decrepit buildings that a good bit of their romance is lost if you go inside! I like to imagine their “stories” by seeing them from a distance!
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Oh no. Go inside and have the tired thing fall on my wee head. At a distance is more romantic. See. I can be normal.
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Normal, and no crap!
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Love this barn and great music to go with it – mischievous, spooky and haunting 🙂
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Thanks Andrea! I loved that old barn – I could see it from my window! and it wasn’t used for anything.
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I bet it had a nice woody smell. In any event, I was hearing prairie wind through the cracks for a while, then imagining it falling down. The ghost idea is a good one, though.
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I like the idea of ghosts!
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That’s a brave little barn standing there in all that snow, enduring the howling winds and the isolation……….! The early part of the music made me think that.
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“The Brave Little Barn” – a story for children by Pauline King!
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with music by Bruce Goodman 🙂
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A great shot, I like the desert feel in that photo
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Thanks, Sylvie.
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Whatever that period sound is makes me think the barn is exhaling. The final “movement” has a bit of Doctor Zhivago about it. Oh look! There’s Omar Sharif peeking out of the loft. “Lara!”
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You’re such a Romantic! That’s not Omar Sharif! That’s an escaped llama!
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“period” should say “periodic” which rhymes with idiotic. I was reading up on llamas today and learned they are gentle creatures and rarely spit at people like camels which brings me back to Omar Sharif and somehow leads me to Lawrence of Arabia which is where I’ll stop for now. Peter O’Toole is always a good reason to stop.
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Bianca of Wolfberryknits used to have llamas (I think) – if not, then alpacas. She said you have to let them sniff your breath – presumably to find out exactly what Omar, Lawrence and Peter have been up to. I used to have a garden shed that I called “The Peter O’Toole Shed”. It’s amazing the number of people who asked why!
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Further to that, I knew the “exhaling” sound you were referring to!
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great music
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Thanks!
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The music did make me think of dastardly things inside that barn, but on first view I thought it rather historically charming and sweet,
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Indeed! Thanks! It could no doubt tell many a story!
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