The old shed

[Ozzie_Traveller]

G'day all

Most farms have at least one of these


exif- Panny FZ-2500; 1/125s x F3,1; ISO-200; lens at 2x zoom / 40mm FFequiv

As always, feedback welcome
Phil

 

[Digger...]

The shed owl wasn't home hey ? Would the USA call this a barn or a shed?

 

[VidThreeNorth]

That's a head scratcher. It isn't red; but sheds don't usually have a paved driveway.
. . .
The owl would have helped.
Y'all call them Shed Owls?

Seriously, I'd call it a firetrap. I'd take it down. Photographically it's nice, as long as it's far from any property of mine. . . .

 

[Digger...]

Y'all call them Shed Owls?

Nah only me... still trying to find a owl in the wild here, never seen one yet.

 

[Digger...]

Seriously, I'd call it a firetrap. I'd take it down. Photographically it's nice, as long as it's far from any property of mine. . . .

Bonefire night for Guy Fawkes. Or heating in winter?

 

[Ozzie_Traveller]

G'day fellas

I chuckled at the humour - thanks

Yep - it was someone's old farm shed, possibly originally for storing hay + the tractor yrs ago, today just about falling to bits - so firewood may well be a coming-soon option
Phil

 

[KJ_North]

I like that photo it draws my attention

 

[VidThreeNorth]

I guess I should put my comment into context. I did notice that the shed was not visibly near anything that could be harmed by any fire. So I did not have any reason to believe that anyone was in danger of probable harm. Actually, north of me is Toronto's "Pioneer Village" which is a "park" facility where old properties are gathered. Most are nicely cared for, but there is at least one that is made of wood that looks in similar condition. Then again, it is constantly under the watch of the park staff. As far as I'm concerned, it's "not my business". On the other hand, the picture was posted publicly, so it's open to comment. . . .

 

[slat]

Nice one. I'd call it a shed.