Here we are at Fence Friday again. Boy, the weeks go by fast. But in preparation this time, Olive the pug
and I walked down to see the horses. I
have seen the fence that surrounds the pasture where the horses graze ,oh,
maybe a million times, but I never thought about how dilapidated it is. I kind of like that. It makes it much more interesting than a brand
new, straight out of the box fence.
I did notice this time that part of it
must have washed out with all the bad weather we’ve had and someone decided to
do a makeshift repair. That seems to
work. The horses don’t want to cross
it.
The best part about going down to take
photos of the fence is that the horses can’t resist coming to say “hello!”
Olive has gotten pretty used to the big
guys by now and one of them is pretty interested in her. I have to wonder what goes on in their heads
when they see each other.
There was a new little fellow there
this time, a pretty dark horse wearing red.
Olive and I hung
around for a little while talking to the horses. But as it was late in the afternoon, the sun
was pretty low in the sky and my fingers were getting pretty stiff and cold, we
said good bye and headed home.
14 comments:
Thanks for the comment on my fence. Your fence seems to be made up of everything except stones. Looks like a great place for a walk - peaceful and quiet. Have a nice weekend.
love that fence! and i've totally done some of those make-shift repairs using ropes, cables, anything to string across!
this is my kind of fence. love it. i like old rustic and this fits that for sure. a beautiful spot to visit and the photos of the horses are so great. i love horses more than fences and I love fences. great post.
yes, the dark horse really looks curious to you even the ear posture compared to the red one that is not totally trusting :-)
nice serie of pictures Barbara
Such beautiful close-ups of the horses!! And this is probably the most dilapidated fence I have ever seen! I also notice different parts of it are made of all kinds of different materials, wire, wood, metal.
I like old fences, too, better than new... there's more history in the old ones, they have more stories!
The horses are gorgeous, of course, & I wonder what they think of each other... a pug & a horse?!! LoL! =)
the fences are great but the pictures of the horses took my breath away!!
Beautiful photos!! Have a nice day!
love that first photo! trees just don't want to stop growing
me too i love the first photo....
have a great day! :)
Looks very much like my surroundings, which makes me feel so calm when I view your photos. Lovely captures. :)
incredible Barbara...
These are wonderful...I didn't get visiting done the last two weeks of Friday's Fences. Oh, I got a few done, but not all as I normally do.
I think I'd love walking with you if this is what you find on your travels :) Great photos and thank you for following my blog.
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