I do, however, really enjoy this shed. I wouldn't go inside it necessarily; but the textures and colors are really great. Part of this shed was pictured earlier (below).
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Great picture....
what a marvelous little structure. awesome photographic subject. it reminds me of some of the outbuildings along highway 55, on the way to mccall. a couple of them are leaning at such an impossible angle; it’s fascinating the way they stay mostly intact, just at a slant.
so you didn’t check out the inside? i’d be all over exploring that thing. i’d be all over exploring the slanty shanties along the highway as well, if they weren’t on private property, and if farmers didn’t have guns.
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