This was taken somewhere in Indiana, but just where I don't know. I think it was taken in some small town either near Madison, or on the way there. As you can see in the upper right hand corner, it was taken through the windshield...
This one with the cows was taken just last month...up in Parke County, Indiana.
And this was on the same day, and is at the end of the fencing of the last barn in my blog
post earlier this week. A bit gross, but it just goes to show you never know what you are going to see if you keep your eyes open.
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Love seeing the cows! Wonderful fence shots!
ReplyDeleteHello Rose, great fence series. My favorite is the cows.
ReplyDeleteHappy Thursday, enjoy your day!
unique way to die for that bird! love the serious looking cattle. and interesting gate!
ReplyDeleteVery nice photo of the cattle. Too bad about the poor bird, but I guess such is life (and death) out in the country.
ReplyDeleteThat gateway looks like it goes into a cemetery----maybe? cows are looking good.
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An interesting series of "fence" pictures. I wonder if the dead bird was hung their to inhibit others from bother the site.
ReplyDeleteNeat stone walls and entrance. Beautiful cows.
ReplyDeletePoor bird! Was it hung there for any reason? I do like the cattle & the white washed entrance gateway is very unusual.
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I'm curious as to why the gateway is there. Hmmm. Well, the dead bird IS gross...but ot's interesting too. ;))
ReplyDeleteRose great shots and fences.
ReplyDeleteBehind the fence is very nice of course. Nothing like Country side and animals.
ReplyDeleteUhm, yeah. That is gross. :-)
ReplyDeleteNice, country scenes!
ReplyDeleteIt seems Parke County, IN, has a lot of natural offerings to enjoy.
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Peace :)
Love these, especially the cows! Poor bird....
ReplyDeleteYou have a good eye for finding great fence scenes. The white stone wall is quite interesting. I liked the shot with the cows and their fencing a lot. - Poor Crow...I wonder why it was hanging on the fence like that.
ReplyDeleteHello Rose!:) I like the solid stone entranceway,the cattle scenes, and even the dead bird on the fence was an interesting find for Good Fences.Enjoy your weekend!:)
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