It is just a few miles from the farm and on the highway that leads into town. There is nothing but rolling hills for miles around with a few farm houses dotting the landscape.
Photographing the fence made me fully appreciate the uniqueness in the building materials. I can now see, it is a fence that will stand the test time.
I thought you might enjoy seeing the entrance, with the beautiful crape myrtle trees showing off their summer blooms.
I'm joining with Jan 'n Jer's Friday's Fences. I hope you check out their blog......
Meggie Mac
What a cleverly designed fence - so stoutly made and yet we can see through it, to that huge and beautiful tree - or is it a cluster of trees in photograph 2?
ReplyDeleteHi Elaine....I was thinking it was one tree, but there are several trunks. The top appears as a single tree.
DeleteThe fences seem very strong with the flags.. I like that picture very much.. Also all your photos are so good. You take very strong and impressive images with your camera..:))
ReplyDeleteHappy weekend...
Hello Beck...thank you for noticing the flags. And thank you for the compliment.
DeleteThis one will for sure stand the test of time...it is built to stay!
ReplyDeleteIt definitely would not be easy to climb over it!
DeleteYes, this will definitely last! Not very pleasing on the eye though!
ReplyDeleteI think those trees are beautiful.X
Hi Anne...we do have some incrediably beautiful trees. I did a post about how we leave trees in the middle and build the road around it.
Deletegreat fence. i love the flag. (:
ReplyDeleteThanks Beth....We seem to be very proud to display our flag. I have one on my front porch!
DeleteYou're so right about our beautifully striking flag. On the news tonight they showed demonstrations in Greece and they were waving their insipid pastel blue and white flags!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful entrance n the fence looks very sturdy!
ReplyDeleteThe crape myrtles are just so regal and I love seeing them when I've visited Texas. We had them in Maryland where my parents lived, but I can't grow them here in the Pacific Northwest. Aligned with this incredibly, sturdy and forthright fence it makes for a very welcoming entrance. XOXO
ReplyDeleteGreat pictures you show. Wishing you a good weekend. Hanne Bente / hbt.finus.dk
ReplyDeleteThis is indeed a sturdy fence!
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There's such a contrast between the harsh materials of the fence, and the soft stone of the pillars. You've captured that so well in the photograph.
ReplyDeleteThat is a nice fence, it will last forever! The crape myrtles are so pretty, I'd love to have a few of those.
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