No Trespassing
No Trespassing

No Trespassing

Yellow Barn Along Highway 26 - No Trespassing

‘No Trespassing,’ it goes without saying. Often though you get the impression that some have had trouble and therefore feel the need to post ‘No Trespassing’ signs around their property. Here a faded yellow barn along Highway 26 a few miles west of Colfax WA is protected by several strands of barbwire fencing and it is posted for people to keep out. I always have great respect for those signs, you never know they could be backed up by a Ruger or Smith & Wesson.

Thanks for joining me today, for the view that is right here! ~ Madge

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25 Comments

  1. That’s exactly what I’m afraid of when I go out shooting these barns! Fantastic capture & I love how you included the sign… more people should take heed to these signs, ya never know what’s waiting on the property! =0

  2. I’ve got no trespassing signs posted on the farm; it’s to make people think before they trespass and to, hopefully, keep me from a lawsuit. I don’t want some pilgrim climbing my fence to go cowboy and ride one of my horses. Likely, they’d fall off the horse, get hurt and sue me. Especially if they’re drunk when they do it; people can be totally stupid about not respecting someone else’s property.
    My sign is backed up by a Circuit Judge and a 357…’nuff said -grin-.
    Great shot, Madge!

  3. When Bill and I were first together we were bird hunting somewhere and had a farmer come up and say ‘didn’t you know this was posted?” (We hadn’t seen the sign, and I didn’t even know what it meant, having not led an outdoor life until I knew Bill.). The guy lectured us but at least he didn’t shoot ;>) Did I tell you that we were raised (and got married) in Clarkston? Bill went to WSU — we know the Palouse Country well.

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