These were found while driving around the Virginia countryside.
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Thursday, July 9, 2020
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Love it so much.
ReplyDeleteSo glad, thank you R's Rue :)
Deleteyour photos are lovely greatr to see a countryside in other continent.
ReplyDeleteI agree Gosia, it is lovely to see other areas around the world :)
DeleteWhat a lovely property defined by a pretty old rail fence, Denise.
ReplyDeleteI thought so too Martha Ellen, thank you :)
DeleteI do love rural fences. Thank you.
ReplyDeleteMe too EC and you are very welcome :)
DeleteThe fences are well constructed and the property is attractive in a pretty rural setting. Have a good weekend Denise.
ReplyDeleteI agree with you Linda, I thought it was lovely. I hope your weekend was a great one :)
DeletePretty and rustic, just like the ones we have around here. We do not live too far away from each other, though.
ReplyDeleteThank you Ginny, when this is all over we really must meet up :)
DeleteLovely!
ReplyDeleteThank you Christine :)
DeleteI love the old-style rail fences.
ReplyDeleteMe too, like stepping back in time when necessity being the mother of invention was even more important for survival :)
DeleteHello Denise,
ReplyDeletePretty fence scenes. Take care! Enjoy your day, have a happy weekend!
Thank you Eileen, and you too :)
DeleteLovely fence in a beautiful home behind it
ReplyDeleteHi Sandra, it was a very pretty home. Happy you enjoyed it :)
DeleteAlways a worthwhile visit, D!
ReplyDeleteVery sweet of you Cloudia, thank you :)
DeleteThe old wooden fence is beautiful.
ReplyDeleteI thought so too, thank you Anne :)
DeleteNiezwykły płot w starym stylu. Miłego wieczoru:)
ReplyDeleteDziękuję Ci bardzo. Życzę Ci tego samego :)
DeleteI enjoy rough rural fences.
ReplyDeleteYes indeed, and there are so many in our area :)
DeleteLovely rural scene.
ReplyDeleteThe are good fences, remember them well.
Thank you Margaret, so glad :)
DeleteThank you Agnieszka :)
ReplyDeleteWe call these, split-rail fences.
ReplyDeleteAnd they are beautiful, with red roses growing on them. We had such, at our first house.
Oh that does sound lovely, thank you for sharing that :)
DeleteLove that old fence in the first...and what a beautiful place to live in the second. I bet they have a grand view.
ReplyDeleteIt was lovely scenery around there and that house was beautiful. The view must have been just about perfect. Thank you Rose :)
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