A wall is a kind of a fence, right?
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9 comments:
i love stone fences. so practical. & they last for years. (:
Such a normal thing yet made special by such beautiful pictures
Stone fences look like so much work. How do they get the stones to all balance and not fall?
Hello. I have a new photoblog. :)
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I like all fences almost, but think the rock wall/fence is my favorite.
Naturally - a fence is a boundary or a sign of security. Love stone walls - I spent a lot of my time as a child drawing stone walls disappearing into the distance . . . strange child;-)
There is a great art to building and maintaining a stone wall (or fence).
Winding Fence
absolutely a fence!
I love stone work
your turtle sign and flower posts are wonderful too :)
Like!!
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