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Thursday, April 12, 2012

Friday's fences....

I have been meaning to post the above photo for a while now...but every time I started to look for it I detoured. This is the an area of Parke County....we used to take the girls here to play. There used to be a rope swing, on down past that bend. And the owners have a place back there that they come and camp and have campfires....there is a little creek that runs through off to the right side.
While looking for the top photo, I came across this...wouldn't you love to have a cucumber fresh from the garden?????

Friday's Fences

33 comments:

Carletta said...

I really like the rural scene in the first one Rose.
That cucumber makes me hungry for a salad. Raising them along a fence is exactly how my hubby likes to raise them.
Lovely shots!

EG CameraGirl said...

That cucumber looks so good I want to reach into my computer and pluck it off the vine. :)

Ginny Hartzler said...

That post on the left, I just want to go with a tool of some kind and straighten it!!

TexWisGirl said...

good fence archives! :)

Lesley said...

I can't wait for the gardening season to get into full swing.

theconstantwalker said...

Lovely images to see..

rkbsnana said...

And what a great looking cucumber that is..I can almost smell it.

Jan n Jer said...

Nice country scene. Love that cuke...yep..sure would love to have one.

Judy said...

Oh I can't wait for cucumbers from the garden.

Kathy said...

That fence offers a wonderful trellis for cucumbers and many other vegetables.

Elizabeth Edwards said...

i would love some fresh veggies. yummy. good. (:

Roan said...

Very nice fence/gate. Makes me want to walk down the road to see what is around the curve. Yum! Cucumber salad. Can't wait.

Grandma Barb's This and That said...

I'd like to take a walk down that trail to the creek.

A Colorful World said...

What a beautiful place to take your children! I know how much you all must have enjoyed it there. And yes, I'm dying for fresh cucumbers!!!! And fresh tomatoes! :-)

Brian King said...

Love the gate in the first photo! And that's a great looking cucumber!

Ellie said...

I really like your first shot - it makes me want to wander down that pathway. I bet it was a lovely walk and a great place to take children to play.
I love the flavour of cucumber - even better when fresh from your own garden.

Elaine said...

Beautiful scene!

MadSnapper said...

i would love to have a fresh picked cucumber, i love them and tomatoes picked in the middle of the day when they are warm from the sun. salt is good but i have eaten many of them out of daddy's field, just like eating an apple. i would love a place like the one behind the gate.

Susan said...

What great photos! I love the cucumber, and the fence and gate picture, beautiful!

Tanya Breese said...

lots of great memories there for you! ohhh i love a freshly sliced cucumber !

Faye said...

The best kind of park--not too developed. And that must have been such a peaceful walk into the park. In the winter I like those tender skinned English cukes, but nothing beats your fence variety!

don said...

A fine fence shot with a description that sounds very appealing. I hope the owner's still let visitors use this occasionally.

George said...

Parke County is a beautiful part of Indiana. I really need to take Betsy there some time. The cucumber looks delicious.

Clytie said...

How cool to have a private camping place ... in such an idyllic setting too!

I'm drooling over that gorgeous cucumber too!!!

Coloring Outside the Lines said...

Pretty scenery in that first photo- and I have never thought about growing cucumbers on a fence- interesting!

Joe Todd said...

Won't be long for the cucumber from the garden.. Great post..

Anonymous said...

What a nice simple fence. And, yes, I will take a fresh cucumber, thank you very much!

Jane Doe said...

Mmmm..a garden fresh cucumber would be delicious right now. Your top fence photo makes me want to climb on over and see what's on the other side.

Ebie said...

Hi, Rose, nothing taste fresher than a home ground cucumber.

And the fence could possibly serve dual purpose, the vines, climbing through it.

Martha Z said...

That path beyond the gate beckons me to wander. It will be a while before there are any fresh cukes in my garden.

Kim, USA said...

Great photos and fresh veggies is awesome!

Friday Fences

gtyyup said...

I love the first photo...and the description of the area is just as good. Sound like the perfect get away!

Yes, I would love some fresh veggies about now...but it will be quite some time. This reminds me that summer will come!

Mary said...

Would love a nice small one like that. Seems like most people wait and only pick them when they are huge, or at least that is what the stores end up with.

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