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| Photo courtesy of: Southern Fences |
Those of you who are regular readers know that I have a love affair with fences. Of course, do we have one yet? No. This is one of the reasons. I just always find ones that I love. Then I find another. And another. And my mind races at the endless possibilities.
So here is yet another. Maybe it's the combination of of flowers, and plants and fence...or the trees and the fence...or the zigzag arrangement...or the fence itself? Ha. Not sure what this style is called, I think it's just a "split rail" fence, not in a straight line. I do like the chunky look.
Someday, soon, we'll be deciding on fencing. Of course, with different areas of the property that could actually use fencing, maybe we can do a little of all?
Yesterday was productive at the farm, mostly inside, but I'll share details and photos tomorrow. Today is my blog day off, so enjoy your day, whatever you do, and I'll be back here tomorrow morning starting the day with a Friday Funny!
I too love fencing made of real wood and handmade is best. My current secret garden fencing is made of livestock panel from the 1930's. All the wiring done by hand. Wish I were that motivated!
ReplyDeleteI still love that you have a secret garden. I have a few spots I'm eyeing (for the future of course) for a secret garden. I think that's neat. Livestock panel that's wired by hand? Holy cow, they were much more motivated back then huh? LOL!
DeleteEnjoy your day off. I love the fence you have pictured. I love the look of natural but I also enjoy the maintenance free aspect of vinyl fencing. I think for me, it all depends on the setting. Looking forward to the Friday Funny.
ReplyDeleteThat's true, it depends on your space I suppose. I have looked into vinyl as well. I do love the fact that it is maintenance free. That really counts for a lot. Hope you enjoyed the funny! :-)
DeleteI'm sure Man2 will not appreciate me encouraging you but...Why decide? You have enough land now you could use several different types of fencing!
ReplyDeleteEncourage away!!! ha. Yes, that has crossed my mind too. Different fences for different areas.
DeleteExactly what Linda said. You could become renowned for your eclectic fence collection. I think a lot of people like fences especially like this one and some of the more rustic ones you've shown us. Dream on!
ReplyDeleteHey that's what it's all about huh? Dreams and planning! "Eclectic fence collection", I love that, haha.
DeleteI have wanted to do this in my yard for years. I love split rail fences and with the flowers behind it...I just love it.
ReplyDeleteMaybe we'll learn together! ;-)
Deletepics! pics! pics! i want pics of the land!!!
ReplyDeleteyour friend,
kymber
Will do, keep tuned in!
DeleteThat fence with the Joe Pye Weed behind it is beautiful. I can see why you like it.
ReplyDeleteJoe Pye Weed? I love that I know what that is, the flowers were making me curious. Thank you!!! I am also loving your blog!
DeleteLove the zig zagging, looking for something that will hold up to Western New York weather especially the winters
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