The fence to keep the lake viewers away from the edge of the cliff.
The fence to keep the cougar away from the zoo visitors.
The fence to keep the sculpture, "Searchlight, Starlight, Spotlight - John McEwen, 1999" protected.
The fence to help the horses keep following the trail.
The fence to keep the traffic up on the bridge.
The pretty picket fence to hide the ugly trash containers.
The fence to keep the traffic from running off the roadway.
"Wait a minute! Don't fence ME in!"
Thank you for visiting the shoot out of our town fences. See you next time.
Great shootout, such a variety of fences, all busy doing their jobs. I'd love to walk along the one keeping people from the cliff someday.
ReplyDeleteA relaxing weekend to you both!
Aha! The playpen fence! I should have thought of that! And the horse maze and the bridge reflection...great shootout, guys!
ReplyDeleteYep you hit a lot of them. It was interesting how the fences tell so many stories. Today is my daughter's birthday I will do my FSO on tomorrow.
ReplyDeleteQMM
these are all so good! I like the one with the horses and of course, the baby in the playpen. have a great weekend you two!!
ReplyDeleteHeehee, the playpen made me smile. Fun post.
ReplyDeleteThanks Nancy. By the way did you notice Kerry's comment after yours yesterday. You've got her very anxious to see your finished sweater.
ReplyDeleteGlad you enjoyed it Mark.
ReplyDeleteSo many fences. So many stories, QMM.
ReplyDeleteI'll look your your post tomorrow.
Yes, Doreen, I'm really glad we remembered the play pen picture.
ReplyDeleteBy the way this entire post was put together by Linda.
It's a good day when you can start it off by bringing a smile to Willow's face.
ReplyDeleteI love the intro to your fences. It added such intrigue as well as the iron gate. I really like the horse trail fence and the bridge. You have a really nice variety going on in here.
ReplyDeleteI take a lot of "a fence" at this post.
ReplyDeletenice. i think i like the horse fence the best...like split log fences adn natural rock walls...happy weekend you two!
ReplyDeleteOooh, I like the welcoming feel of that gate but not as much as the cutie pie in the crib!
ReplyDeleteLots of variety here. Is the fence around the sculpture temporary? I enlarged that photo for a closer peek and it looks like they're doing some work on it; I hope that's the reason for that fence!
ReplyDeleteYes Kerry, it is a temporary fence to protect the sculture while they are adding an additon onto the building next door.
ReplyDeleteAs usual this was a great theme, and how each of us posted almost entirely different ideas and shots, and your play pen is a great addition!
ReplyDeletegood job the two of you. there are so many fences that we don't even realize are fences until the FSO points them out to us. I double clicked the sculpture cause I wanted to see for sure they were fencing in an artwork. looks lice a plaza under construction. see you next week.
ReplyDeleteLove your fence interpretations! 'specially that sweet little baby in the "pack-n-play"...
ReplyDeleteB&L, thanks for the very refreshing post. You are in my prayers. I am always inspired when I see you. Lots of love, Gordon.
ReplyDeleteLove the "fenced in" baby! So cute.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful gate your shootout post has. Where is it?
ReplyDeleteMy favorite is the cliff edge - I like the wilderness on the other side!
ReplyDeleteI love your take on the fenced in baby!
ReplyDeleteSandra, the gate is at the back of the Guild Inn in Scarborough.
ReplyDeleteAbout a kilometer from our home.
Thanks for the tour Barry and Linda. You made me smile especially on the last photo and its caption.
ReplyDeleteA great selection of fences, amazing how many uses there are for them. Even the one to keep the baby in.
ReplyDeleteI see the significant of having the same gate photos in the beginning and the end. It looks like entrances to a big old manor.
ReplyDeleteI stay with my bro who lives on a brivate island, and there is a gate that require you to know the code or you need to know the house number to call the house before they will let you in.