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Fences. Yay!!!
I thought about the typical farm fence,
aging post and wires.
Then discovered this shot where it appears
a largish piece of machinery was let into
the paddock via ‘dropping/cutting’ the fence.
Maybe because farming is a dying profession in Australia…
led me to cemetery fences.
These next few may stretch ‘fence’ a bit, however here goes.
Clifton Springs Jetty, much photographed,
but only the posts which kept
the old jetty in place are in tact.
Last Friday morning, the sun was up,
time for breakfast and I noticed this ship
turn into to the Corio Bay channel
as it left Geelong.
The channel markers effectively fencing it in,
guiding it out of Corio and Port Phillip Bays
to Bass Strait and open water.
Ever driven along roads like this?
I love it when the trees fence in the road.
Although on these roads one needs to be alert
for wildlife suddenly appearing.
Earlier in the year I displayed some photos
at an Arts Trail Weekend.
Each exhibitor’s space was fenced off by these dividers.
A fence? Maybe.
Very recently I discovered this gorgeous old strainer post
which appears to have been part of a whole tree trunk
It supports this wire-netting fence with ease as
there is not as much strain on fences
as they age and wires sag.
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Lens-Artist Photo Challenge Patti: Fences
Lens-Artist Photo Challenge Leya: Fences
Lens-Artist Photo Challenge Amy: Fences
Lens-Artist Photo Challenge Tina: Fences