while the one below I have posted before, but maybe not for Friday's fences. I like it so I am posting it again either way.
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Friday, April 6, 2012
Friday's Fences
Just a couple of shots for Friday's fences...I think this top one is one I have never posted...
while the one below I have posted before, but maybe not for Friday's fences. I like it so I am posting it again either way.
If you want to join the fun, check out the Friday's Fences Meme....
while the one below I have posted before, but maybe not for Friday's fences. I like it so I am posting it again either way.If you want to join the fun, check out the Friday's Fences Meme....
I can decide if the flowering bush (forsythia perhaps?) is holding the fence up or pushing it over! Nice photo!
ReplyDeleteI agree with Kathy...does kind of look like the bush is pushing it out, but I am not sure. It is a really nice photograph though...a floral fence behind a fence!
ReplyDeletei love forsythia ... what great views. (:
ReplyDeleteThe forsythia behind the falling fence adds a wistful note...
ReplyDeleteTell Me, Sister Crow
That second photo is gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteboth perfect for FF! =)
ReplyDeletelove the 2nd one - but glad that fence is not mine. :)
ReplyDeleteThere is so much character in both of these photos. The gray barn is wonderful. And the forsythia against that well-worn fence is so charming. Nicely done.
ReplyDeleteoh i love that second one!
ReplyDeleteThe first one makes a great one for Friday Fences. The second is not only a good fence shot, but also a fine spring-type image that I like very much.
ReplyDeletethey are both beautiful. and if you can't remember if you posted it, we will not either. i have never seen either one.
ReplyDeletenot fancy fencing but functional
ReplyDeleteI LOVE the last picture!!!!
ReplyDeleteBoth are great finds. I like the new growth on the forsythia in contrast to the deteriorating fence.
ReplyDeleteI agree...both pics are wonderful for FF; I do especially like the second photo though.
ReplyDeleteHappy Easter!
those flowers are busting out of that fence :)
ReplyDeleteI really like the fence with the forsythia "hair". Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteI agree with Kathy about wondering which is hold up the other. But, I know the photo would not be so wonderful if either of them were absent from the shot.
ReplyDeleteThanks for visiting my Amish horse this week. Not so sure I have any horse whispering skills but I do feel lucky to have the story to tell.
I'm glad the fence isn't mine either. I would so have to fix it.
ReplyDeleteMy forsythia has turned green now. I really wish they stayed yellow all summer. :)
Great shots, love the second one.
ReplyDeleteNice fences...the forsythia in the second photo really stands out against the old fence!
ReplyDeleteOld barn and old fence weathered by time. Speaks about endurance, doesn't it?
ReplyDeleteHappy Easter!
Lea
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I just love that forsythia behind the old wooden fence! Both great captures, though. Have a blessed Easter, Rose!
ReplyDeleteAwesome!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteLove that last one!
ReplyDeleteOh, I love the second shot, Rose. I will be posting a forsythia and fence photo for this week's Friday Fences. :))
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