There seems to be a mixed style of fencing marking areas of this scenic property at Red Hill, Mornington Peninsula
Metal, wood and wire
Light minimimalist fencing
Lets the beauty glow
Friday's Fences is hosted by Jan and Jer
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10 comments:
Looks like someone made a fence to hurdle over
it's a beautiful scene in lovely green!
It does look like they could be hurdles for jumping. Nice shot! Thanks for playing FF
Simply beautiful. Looks like spring. With winter looming, I'm jealous.
The main thing is that the fence does the job for which it was intended.
I just love the lush green of springtime. Enjoy...we look forward to summer images from our friends down south as we head into our turn of the colder weather.
Thanks for your visit and kind comment on my fence image. Hope you're having a great weekend. =)
Lots of variety in what the fences enclose, too!
This photo had the very essence of spring in it. Just when you're in full spring mode we're getting ready for winter. I traveled to New Zealand in November a few years ago. Always regret not going on to Australia--so far away I may not make it back to your parts. Will just have to enjoy vicariously through blogs and facebook.
Oh, wow, this is a refreshing shot...love the greens in it.
Mine can be seen at Time Stand Still
I need to put on my computer glasses....i deleted my comment because of all of the silly errors I had mad. T’is pretty embarrassing considering I WAS an English teacher.Thank goodness I had the option to send it to the trash :-) This shot looks very similar to what I see on a daily basis going to and from school. The only difference now is that we are no longer green and today it was windy and cold. This is definitely call minimalist fencing...there is lots of it in Rockbridge County. genie
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