Someone went to a lot of trouble to create this work of art! Battered Gate
These are lovely! Thanks for sharing and have a nice weekend.
So pretty...love the one with the flowers. Welcome to FF
I wonder how in the world they got the top fence secured into the stone?! and why they put a fence on a fence?
Such great fences! The stone is so common to that area, and then they have topped its sturdiness with lovely clean, white fencing. Very nice!
Stone fences arecommon in KY bt rarely toppedwit pristine white wood fences. The two materials are very complementary though, aren't they? Maybe meant to be a bit more imposing for the house style behind the fences.
Oops! Sorry for all the typos--computer slower than my fingers this morning.
Looks like a lot of work making it, but very attractive.
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Someone went to a lot of trouble to create this work of art!
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These are lovely! Thanks for sharing and have a nice weekend.
ReplyDeleteSo pretty...love the one with the flowers. Welcome to FF
ReplyDeleteI wonder how in the world they got the top fence secured into the stone?! and why they put a fence on a fence?
ReplyDeleteSuch great fences! The stone is so common to that area, and then they have topped its sturdiness with lovely clean, white fencing. Very nice!
ReplyDeleteStone fences arecommon in KY bt rarely toppedwit pristine white wood fences. The two materials are very complementary though, aren't they? Maybe meant to be a bit more imposing for the house style behind the fences.
ReplyDeleteOops! Sorry for all the typos--computer slower than my fingers this morning.
ReplyDeleteLooks like a lot of work making it, but very attractive.
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