I'm sharing a bit of my backyard fences this week with the Good Fences Link-Up at the Run Around Ranch Report blog. You can see more good fences at this link.
Wednesday, June 25, 2014
Backyard Fences (Good Fences Link-Up)
I'm sharing a bit of my backyard fences this week with the Good Fences Link-Up at the Run Around Ranch Report blog. You can see more good fences at this link.
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I love the look of the nasturtiums against the weathered wood. We have fences like that round here and some of the neighbours have stained them with wood stain. I like the natural look like this, that's what ours is
Like Sian, I'm a fan of nasturtiums and they look great against the old fence. About ten years ago, we were blessed with a new neighbor behind us who put up a lovely fence to keep in his dogs. Before that there was a rather sad looking wire one.
Your photos of fences has got me started Rinda!!!
that's real life fencing. :) older, needing repair - always. :) thanks for linking, rinda!
Ah yes, the old fence in need of a bit of TLC, I have a couple like that too! Lovely captures.
i like naughty wood ;) mmmm i'll have a plum!
I love old weathered wood.
I love the contrast between the weathered wood & the zingy nasturtiums x
I like old board fences. The gap at the bottom of the fence is for the bunny rabbits? Thank you visiting my Good Cemetery Fence.
These are great. I agree those knot holes are pretty cool and paired with the ripening plums it makes for a pretty picture. I love the Nasturtiums too.
Great pictures. Backyard fences is so nice to look at. At least yours :)
How pretty and quaint are those tangy toned flowers against the grey and white splatters of the fence!
Poppy
I love the "wild" look of the second one with those colourful flowers against it.
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