Posted by pierre fournier on May 18, 2012 
What a business man!
Posted by J. C. Smith, Jr. on May 18, 2012 
I'll assume that road is on his property, because if it's a public road, the farmer has no case. I do like you image, however.
Posted by LocalRailfan Photography on May 18, 2012 
Excellent shot Mr Applegath, great composition and lighting, glad to see this shot on here!
Posted by miningcamper on May 18, 2012 
I was threatened for photographing a roadside corn crib once. I made a clean getaway over the nearby state line, however!
Posted by Charles Freericks on May 18, 2012 
a hundred loonies or US? either way, he doesn't deserve it... nice image.
Posted by on May 18, 2012 
You avoided a $100 charge? Not bad. The end result is excellent!
Posted by W. D. Shaw on May 18, 2012 
Congrats on hitting Top of 24 Cam! Great light, composition and subject matter! You even got the guy barrelling down the lane to give you the what-for! I'm actually surprised that old girl is still standing. Btw (if you don't already know) it's legal to take pictures all day long for free of anything visible from a public place,so long as you remain in that public place! Next time stay on the road allowance and give him the old one-finger salute! :-)
Posted by Lee Stevenson on May 19, 2012 
Living in this area all my life, it's been inetersting watching this beauty decay. I would say its been there at least 20 years. Used to be in much better shape. What a shame to have a piece of history like this, and let it become it's current state.
Posted by ChevelleSSguy on May 20, 2012 
100 dollars to take a photo of that. Yea right.
Posted by Cameron Applegath on May 20, 2012 
It makes no sense how they charge 100 dollars for photos, but don't seem to use that 100 dollars to do anything close to fixing the poor thing.
Posted by JosephH1 on May 24, 2012 
Cool shot. I drive by this often on the way to Stratford. Very nice!
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