On Its Last Legs by beachzz
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Description
Walked out to the dunes today, and just in the last two weeks, my barn has been further damaged by the ocean. It's beginning to lean dangerously, and I don't think it will stand much longer. Far more sand has been deposited in and around it; I'm nearly a foot higher looking over the roof than the last time I was here.

Comments (15)
Excellent documentation of the power of the ocean. Beautiful color and clarity. I like your use of the top picture as a background.
No more wild parties in that barn. Hate to see it fall. Excellent shot. Aloha
Lovely shots of the barn or what is left of it.. nice capture.. well done!
Its a sentimental moment to see nature and time are working a human`s place over. Looks dangerous in the moment. Waiting for the last wave? Thanks for sharing and goodbye for today!
Great to get a full sense of the scale of the place and the problems it has. Super pics.
Excellent shots; yes, it seems it won't be there for very much longer!
I love how things come and go along a beach. There are a few inlets around Ft. Bragg that have gone from joined to the ocean to being completed cut off but I bet with time, they will open up again. Great shots.
All good things must come to an end at some point. Nice capture my friend. Aloha
Just don't sneeze anywhere near it! I'm afraid it looks just about ready to give up the ghost! Great images Marilyn! :)
that building had it lol
Cool shots of the land based version of the Titanic, as it sinks slowly into the sand, M.
Looks like a big storm might take it out, great shot!
The power of the earth- it reclaims all. Great capture!
Excellent photojournalistic collage. I am going to feel quite sad when the day comes when this old barn is laying flat on the sand.
It's so interesting to see the land reclaimed by the sea. Great shots!