This fencepost has fallen over
and is being swallowed by the raspberries.
4 years ago
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- Judy
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- I'm a 50 something female set loose on the world with a camera.
7 comments:
Beautiful shots of the cedar fencing. Amazing what nature does.
That is one lovely piece of weathered wood Judy.
Nice capture! Old fences and rusty metal is always fun to take pictures of!
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I love it...the barbed wire is so cool...my kind of photos..
really cool textures on the post, looks really old!
These are wonderful pictures of the old fence post and rusted barbed wire.
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