A thatched fence with concrete pylon supports at Balnarring on the Mornington Peninsula
Fence with character
Tightly thatched identity
Blends in with Nature
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8 comments:
Gemma -- that's just wonderful!
Very interesting. Does the thatching serve a purpose or is it purely decorative to hide the concrete?
wow, i don't believe i have ever seen a fence just like this. VA we have mostly wooden fences. very pretty. thanks for sharing. (:
Wow...that is so unique..lots of work went into making this fence! Great shot!
I don't think I have ever seen a thatched fence before...
It certainly does blend in with the plants!
What an excellent background fence for garden plants--complements so well. I have seen loosely woven wattle fencing before but never this thatched style. Very original.
This is unusual!
it is so organic
wonderful
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