Friday, December 06, 2013

Friday's Fences

I have had a very busy week what with one thing or another, so I haven't had a chance to look for fascinating fences.  These two living fences will have to do.

The first one shows Spring growth on a Photinea hedge - love the colour.


And the next, a rose hedge along the edge of a vineyard nearby.





Finally, over the fence I spied this rusted out Holden ute.  Very common in rural Australia.




Liz Needle  -  linking with Friday's Fences
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10 comments:

  1. Margaret Birding For PleasureFriday, 06 December, 2013

    HI Liz Loved the last shot adn the rusty vehicle.

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  2. MaschaFriday, 06 December, 2013

    A white rose hedge - how beautiful! And the last shot is my favorite..
    Greetings from Germany :-)

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  3. JanisSaturday, 07 December, 2013

    Living fences are so nice to have. Love that old truck! Nice pics

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  4. DaveSaturday, 07 December, 2013

    I like "things" behind fences, a cool rusted old wagon wins hands down.

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  5. TexWisGirlSaturday, 07 December, 2013

    red-tipped photenias are a popular 'privacy fence' choice here. :)

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    1. Liz NeedleSaturday, 07 December, 2013

      Thanks for correcting me on the name of the hedge. I couldn't for the life of me remember the correct name and for some reason I hit on that one.

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  6. LVSaturday, 07 December, 2013

    Nothing more beautiful than a floral fence.

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  7. Ruth KellySaturday, 07 December, 2013

    That first living fence is gorgeous and I bet not much can get through it.

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  8. Nature in the BurbsSaturday, 07 December, 2013

    Nice! I like that phrase living fence.

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  9. Sally in WASunday, 08 December, 2013

    I like the living fences!

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