Wednesday, June 10, 2015

Good fences...

First, something that I hope makes you smile...
We took a detour when coming home from the strip pits...and found this again.  I have seen it before but had just totally forgot it.  It is not all that far away from here.
Next, we have a bit of beauty...
 I tell myself I cannot bring any seeds home...my neighbors would hate me.  But it sure is tempting.  Thistles are just gorgeous as long as you don't touch/step on them.

I never say it enough, but thank-you Theresa for hosting Good Fences

Forgot to add, we will be busy for a couple of days so I may be slow in visiting everyone.  


27 comments:

  1. i like that thistle! i saw someone post them yesterday and call them milk thistles. definitely different than what we have here (we get those purple tufted ones).

    and i love a good holstein! reminds me of home. :)

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  2. This thistle is different from what I see around here. Your photo is just wonderful. I love your selection for Good Fences this week. Hope you enjoy the remainder of the week. xo

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  3. Love that Thistle with the single rusty metal behind the flower. The cow is certainly huge, cute though.

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  4. First thing that popped in my head was 'don't have a cow man!', lol. Did you know the thistle is the national flower of Scotland? I'll definitely have to show this lovely photo to my Great Scot!

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  5. Oh, I love that cow and fence, a great scene. And the thistle is lovely. Great photos, enjoy your day!

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  6. You would certainly do a double take if you saw that cow standing there. Nice fence and thistle

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  7. Love the thislte and that is a arvellous firsst shot

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  8. thanks for the laugh, i am picturing that cow just stepping OVER the fence... love it and that thistle is AMAZING a beautiful shot of it

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  9. I love the big cow...awesome fence shot! And I see you found you some thistles...ah...a girl after my own heart! :)

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  10. That top image is fun!!! I like it a lot.

    And I too find myself photographing thistle. Especially when in bloom.

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  11. That is one big ass cow! Lovely fence!

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  12. I think they need a bigger fence.

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  13. I love the picture of the giant cow. It defiantly made me smile. Thanks so much for sharing!

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  14. I was thinking that is a little fence for such a huge cow---but I did get a chuckle out of the shot.
    That is a pretty thistle---new for me
    MB

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  15. The cow does get lots of attention. Fine thistle blossom too. Nice one.

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  16. BTW: you could grow some Artichoke just for the flowers. Giant size thistles. Just sayin'
    MB

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  17. Oh yes I love that huge cow by the fence. That is awesome.
    What a different looking thistle flower.

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  18. What are the strip pits? And I thought that I had a picture of a BIG cow Tom The Backroads Traveller!

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  19. What are the strip pits? And I thought that I had a picture of a BIG cow Tom The Backroads Traveller!

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  20. I love thistles. But I can see your point in not wanting to annoy your neighbors. That's a particularly beautiful one. And I don't think that fence is going to keep that cow in. They may want to think about adding a few rails.

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  21. Thank you, I am smiling, a lot too!

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  22. Now they are very cool fence shots. Love the cow and the thistle with the rusty fence wire. B

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  23. That cow knows how to attract attention! Looks like it could just step over the fence and wander away. Lovely thistle shot. They are pretty!

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  24. The cows grow big out your way! Pretty fancy cow fence too. Lovely shot of the thistle.

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  25. That's one BIG cow! I've never seen a thistle like that before!

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  26. I am laughing. Cant miss that cow. Ha-ha.

    Like the thistle.

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