WORLDWIDE PHOTO WEEK: Part 471 - Fences

That is a lot of new fences folks....well done.

Timphoto wrote in post #17623054

Levina de Ruijter wrote in post #17622923
I agree with Joayne, Tim. That looks really great!

I have to admit it's a bit over the top, but I do spend a lot of time with the dogs back there.

Tim, a great many animals suffer because people treat them badly. To me your dog run says that you care about the animals very much.

EastBayGirl wrote in post #17623116
Last one from me, taken with my cell phone.

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The skulls hanging have all been found on the ranch over the years.

I'm not seeing the skulls, Stina, but that is a nice shot.

OhLook wrote in post #17623173
I'm not sure what's a fence and what's a wall, but no one has got picky about the difference. Below is today's shot of a view of a fence (which may be a wall) through a fence. In between is the parking lot of a long-empty commercial building.

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A fence through a fence: cool!
(And let's not be picky - that's definitely a fence )

That's an A-1 fence Tim. The dogs have a tough life.

Hope your wx moderates and the fences hold Grizz.

That is one tough looking chain and lock Oh.

I'm late to the fence party, but this depicts a fence with lights out of focus thru a nifty fifty.

Benitoite wrote in post #17623570
I'm late to the fence party, but this depicts a fence with lights out of focus thru a nifty fifty.

Clever interpretation!

"Fence" is also the word for an attachment to a table saw to make a cut straight and even. I would have liked to post one of those. Last week, however, we had painters instead of carpenters, so the table saw was gone.

I thought of people fencing, but couldn't find any to shoot.

I thought of selling stolen goods .. as in using a fence
But, decided that it would not be a good idea!

joayne wrote in post #17623696
I thought of selling stolen goods .. as in using a fence
But, decided that it would not be a good idea!

Yes, that would be a big "O" fence.

Oh and Joayne -- Good interpretations!

Doc -- It took me a while to get the big "O" fence. Similar to Robert Frost's line in "Mending Fences" about needing to be careful lest you give someone offense?

OhLook wrote in post #17623173
Ditto, including you! The scenes from ranches and wild areas make me want to be there.

I'm not sure what's a fence and what's a wall, but no one has got picky about the difference. Below is today's shot of a view of a fence (which may be a wall) through a fence. In between is the parking lot of a long-empty commercial building.

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Thanks, Oh. I like your fence through a fence.

Levina de Ruijter wrote in post #17623400
I'm not seeing the skulls, Stina, but that is a nice shot.

Do you see the one skull? The others are hiding.

Steve, I believe a lot of these old fences are made from cedar. I believe that is the only reason they are standing as it is generally quite wet with high humidity in this area. Hope you survived your flood OK. Pretty crazy weather this year.