When we go to see Lorelei or go get her, we almost always cut through the country....there is a little community of about a dozen houses and this on the corner at the 4-way stop. I have meant to get a photo of it forever, but finally remembered the other day.
Linking it to Jan's Friday's Fences.
it's kinda cute. i think i'd tire of it if it were mine, though. :)
ReplyDeletePretty little picket fence.
ReplyDeleteSomeone is bringing cheer to others!
ReplyDeleteso decorative. i really like it. very whimsical. cute! (:
ReplyDeleteI love weathered wood! So darling!
ReplyDeleteVery whimsical and charming!
ReplyDeleteWhat fun! Love this delightful fence.
ReplyDeleteI like the flowers - on the fence - they look pretty durable - nice thing to have on a corner where you have to stop!
ReplyDeleteThat's a cute fence - love those flowers. :))
ReplyDeleteWhat a great fence find!
ReplyDeleteHow cute...I love it! If I had a fence on my property...I would adorn it also!
ReplyDeleteHello Rose.
ReplyDeleteGreat pictures you show.
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wonderful - and thanks for the double perspective.
ReplyDeleteA fence to make you smile!
ReplyDeleteit's sweet
ReplyDeleteI like both photos
both are cool, i like the last one best, love it in fact. my mother would want this fence and those flowers, she truly would.
ReplyDeleteIt's a lovely fence!! I prefer the second shot, but then, I am into macro...
ReplyDeleteI like the fact that the paint is peeling off the fence, behind the flowers!!
What a cute fence. I do that too, if I like more than one I'll post them all.
ReplyDeleteI like both! Nice to see the distant shot with more background, but also the closer with more detail.
ReplyDeleteThey even went for some dimension, didn't they? Always appreciate homeowners who put some of their personality in their home and surroundings.
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