sure is! glad you found it in all that!
Well, the wire looks new! :)
I think the brush and vines are keeping the fence up! Great picture. Pamela
Nice hidden fence. Some goats would uncover that fence in no time at all!
And I thought mine was overgrown! This really is grown up!
Tangled and mangled it sure is
looks very tangly!
You need a keen eye to spot that fence!
I think the fence is going back to nature!
A pair of clippers needed here, me thinks.
I like all of the brown colors in this!
That's a hard one to spot!
Fences may make good neighbors...right?
A good natural fence - charming too.
Glad I don't have to untangle that! But it makes for a nice pic!
overgrown fences are often more secure
Looks like brambles on that fence. I'll bet there are some nice berries there in the summer!
Oh yes!
Nice fence.
Wonderful fence and vines!
Nice old country fence and I bet when the green comes out on the vines, it's pretty.betsy
Lots of stuff growing out there! -and thank you for stopping by ;)
A fence could serve several purposes. For one thing, it also serves as your first line of protection against intruders or strangers.White Picket Fences
Just begging for a controlled burn! The thoughts of hacking all that out makes my back ache and adds to the blisters I already have from trying to get the lawn mower started. :-)
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sure is! glad you found it in all that!
ReplyDeleteWell, the wire looks new! :)
ReplyDeleteI think the brush and vines are keeping the fence up! Great picture. Pamela
ReplyDeleteNice hidden fence. Some goats would uncover that fence in no time at all!
ReplyDeleteAnd I thought mine was overgrown! This really is grown up!
ReplyDeleteTangled and mangled it sure is
ReplyDeletelooks very tangly!
ReplyDeleteYou need a keen eye to spot that fence!
ReplyDeleteI think the fence is going back to nature!
ReplyDeleteA pair of clippers needed here, me thinks.
ReplyDeleteI like all of the brown colors in this!
ReplyDeleteThat's a hard one to spot!
ReplyDeleteFences may make good neighbors...right?
ReplyDeleteA good natural fence - charming too.
ReplyDeleteGlad I don't have to untangle that! But it makes for a nice pic!
ReplyDeleteovergrown fences are often more secure
ReplyDeleteLooks like brambles on that fence. I'll bet there are some nice berries there in the summer!
ReplyDeleteOh yes!
ReplyDeleteNice fence.
ReplyDeleteWonderful fence and vines!
ReplyDeleteNice old country fence and I bet when the green comes out on the vines, it's pretty.
ReplyDeletebetsy
Lots of stuff growing out there! -and thank you for stopping by ;)
ReplyDeleteA fence could serve several purposes. For one thing, it also serves as your first line of protection against intruders or strangers.
ReplyDeleteWhite Picket Fences
Just begging for a controlled burn! The thoughts of hacking all that out makes my back ache and adds to the blisters I already have from trying to get the lawn mower started. :-)
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