Thursday, December 17, 2015

Good fences, great birds

When we stopped to photograph the flamingos on the body of water at the sewage works, I also zoomed in on the fencing. It's one of the only kind - concrete slats slipped in diagonally -  I have seen in my travels and while photographing fences. In the past we were able to drive up to this purified body of water.

 Now it's fenced in. 
I noticed a couple of  slats missing
 in the section featured in the first photo
Another angle of the fence with half of Lion Head (Marquard's mountain) in the background
The fencing is neat and secure; Lion Head in all its glory in the background
Local cattle graze on the edge of the dam

I'm linking my post to Good Fences Thursday hosted by TexWisGirl here





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7 comments:

  1. Haddock17 December, 2015 13:47

    That is a lovely fence (and pretty long too)

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  2. eileeninmd17 December, 2015 14:09

    Hello Jo, it is a pretty fencing. The pond looks like a great spot for attracting the birds. Happy Thursday, enjoy your day!

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  3. TexWisGirl17 December, 2015 14:39

    some really nice looking fencing!

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  4. MadSnapper17 December, 2015 15:42

    what a great idea, i have never seen a concrete fence either. we are seeing kitchen counter tops and floors made from concrete and they look really good. this fence will be there for a very long time

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  5. Andrea Ostapovitch17 December, 2015 17:02

    A uniquely built fence. It looks very strong.

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  6. Sylvia K17 December, 2015 23:29

    Great fencing and wonderful captures for the day, as always!! Wishing you and your family a beautiful holiday season, Jo!! Enjoy!!

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  7. Al18 December, 2015 02:27

    Very unusual construction. Everything is fenced in these days, it wasn't like that when I was growing up.

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