it is very pretty. the criss-crossing planks don't hurt, either.
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I like the rustic look of a vine covered fence!Hope you're having a great evening Janis.
I really love this one, Jan.
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I love any kind of vine or flowers growing on a fence. Have a wonderful weekend.
Charm and color! Very pretty.Donna
Sometimes an overgrown fence can be quite charming. This one is!
Ain't Tex funny! I have been trying to do other stuff and just now noticed her 'TexWisGir again"
Yes, lots of charm... as long as it isn't poison ivy :)
I like the vines and the criss-crossing boards.
absolutely! pretty one there!
Old fences with overgrowth are so country! Nice photo!
Oh yes a charming country fence indeed. They just don't come any prettier than this one, Janis.
Thanks again for hosting Friday's Fences... I think vines and fences just naturally go together!
Oh, how sweet! Yes, vines or flowers (as in my post today) do add a bit of charm!
the vines do add to the beauty
Fences with vines are always prettier! :)
Wonderful fence! I am not participating this week, but will be back next week! Thought I'd come by though and see what everyone is posting.
What a charming image!
I used to have vines growing on a fence where I once lived, but mostly out of neglect. On the other hand, maybe they were charming. :-)
Yes, the vines are very attractive there....I love vines growing wild.
Looks as if it has been around a long time.
I'm a new Friday "fencer."Fences hold the landscape together and vise versa....
Just lovely!
This is my first visit to your site, and I just came home from shooting and happen to have a fence shot. Nice Site! Thanks!
I completely agree. The vines really do add to the charm!
The vines add a nice look to the fence. I like the criss-cross pattern an color of the wood. Nice one.
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it is very pretty. the criss-crossing planks don't hurt, either.
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I really love this one, Jan.
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ReplyDeleteCharm and color! Very pretty.
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Sometimes an overgrown fence can be quite charming. This one is!
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absolutely! pretty one there!
ReplyDeleteOld fences with overgrowth are so country! Nice photo!
ReplyDeleteOh yes a charming country fence indeed. They just don't come any prettier than this one, Janis.
ReplyDeleteThanks again for hosting Friday's Fences... I think vines and fences just naturally go together!
ReplyDeleteOh, how sweet! Yes, vines or flowers (as in my post today) do add a bit of charm!
ReplyDeletethe vines do add to the beauty
ReplyDeleteFences with vines are always prettier! :)
ReplyDeleteWonderful fence! I am not participating this week, but will be back next week! Thought I'd come by though and see what everyone is posting.
ReplyDeleteWhat a charming image!
ReplyDeleteI used to have vines growing on a fence where I once lived, but mostly out of neglect. On the other hand, maybe they were charming. :-)
ReplyDeleteYes, the vines are very attractive there....I love vines growing wild.
ReplyDeleteLooks as if it has been around a long time.
ReplyDeleteI'm a new Friday "fencer."
ReplyDeleteFences hold the landscape together and vise versa....
Just lovely!
ReplyDeleteThis is my first visit to your site, and I just came home from shooting and happen to have a fence shot. Nice Site! Thanks!
ReplyDeleteI completely agree. The vines really do add to the charm!
ReplyDeleteThe vines add a nice look to the fence. I like the criss-cross pattern an color of the wood. Nice one.
ReplyDeleteYou should make a tall fence to hold thisgs that would normally escape a normal fence.
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