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They’re everywhere: Fences from here and there
In Japan
Unusual bamboo fence where the bamboo was split and unrolled. They must have steamed it flat.
Fences around lantern in Toyama.
In Ireland:
In Africa:
Rift Valley Viewpoint
Rift Valley Viewpoint
Monkeys on the fence at Lake Nakuru
Fence at Kichwa Tembo Airstrip
In China:
Weifang park
Mount Tai
Eye of the Tortoise at Mount Tai.
Prayer ribbons on a temple fence at Mount Tai.
Decorative fence at Shibao temple on the Yangtze.
White Emperor City on the Yangtze.
In Montana:
Wind fence.
East Glacier Lodge.
In Missouri:
I was surprised at how many fence pictures I have. After going through my archives looking specifically for fences I realized that I have a tendency t use them as framing elements in photos.
Action on the beach
The great blue heron took off and flew away:
Because of the speeding bullet of a puppy running around:
The toddler was also in action:
All-in-all a lovely end to the summer. The convergence of good weather, a low-ish tide and both my sisters and I all being able to relax at the beach at the same time is relatively rare.
Day in and day out, rain or shine
The thing I do everyday, at least twice, usually three or four times, without exception is walk the dogs.
Ginger wants the squirrel to come down and play with her.
Many of my pictures have a leashes and one or two dogs in the background.
They love people, but can sometimes intimidate by their enthusiasm.
Ginger waiting patiently while I take pictures of flowers.
When they first became our dogs (they had been Grandma’s but she became unable to care for them) we did not have a fully fenced yard. We did finally put up small fences so I can just let them out but by then they were in the habit of being walked and insist on it. Many of my photographs are taken on our dog walks.
Time to head for home and relax
Walking the dogs yesterday evening, the sunset was our signal to call it a day and head for home.
