An old barn on property my cohorts and I had in Palo Pinto County, Texas. A great place to get away from the city. If you look closely you can see buckshot holes in the tin siding, put there by me and my 12 gauge shotgun. On one misguided occasion we decided to tear the barn down, which we did. Then we burned the wood to get rid of the remains. Not long afterwards we started to see used weathered barn wood on sale for outrageous prices. Morons.
Tuesday, November 07, 2006
Palo Pinto Barn
An old barn on property my cohorts and I had in Palo Pinto County, Texas. A great place to get away from the city. If you look closely you can see buckshot holes in the tin siding, put there by me and my 12 gauge shotgun. On one misguided occasion we decided to tear the barn down, which we did. Then we burned the wood to get rid of the remains. Not long afterwards we started to see used weathered barn wood on sale for outrageous prices. Morons.
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