The Dock and the Fence

The Dock and the Fence © Lynn Wiles 2016
Saturday afternoon was beautiful, chilly, but with beautiful light. I think I’ll post some of the photos I took that day rather than focus on the nasty weather outside.

Wooden Feet

Wooden Feet © Lynn Wiles 2016
The eyes in this wooden fence look like feet with natural turnout to me.

Hanging On

Hanging on © Lynn Wiles 2015
Berries of blue and seedpods too, hanging on a wooden fence. Had the look of a rustic Christmas mantel to me.

Wild & Wood

Wild & Wood © Lynn Wiles 2015
I don’t know whether this is actually a wildflower or a wild weed growing against a wooden slat fence.

The Neighbor

The Neighbor © Lynn Wiles 2015
Thanks to my neighbor for planting a pretty flowering vine that has moved into my yard through the fences.

Strange Fence Tree

Strange Fence Tree © Lynn Wiles 2015
I wonder why they left such oddly shaped parts of an old tree around the fence and how the grass has remained so green here.

Fog Ball

Fog Ball © Lynn Wiles 2015
Fake fog on a ball field for you.

Bent and Bowed

Bent and Bowed © Lynn Wiles 2015
Two fences bending towards one another, but not quite touching.

Three Trees

Three Trees © Lynn Wiles 2014
What a place to grow, between a fence and a wall, but they seem to be doing well.

On the Fence

On the Fence © Lynn Wiles 2014
I’ve been on the fence, wondering about how much personal complaining I should do, but it is relevant to this day and this blog. After the cast came off my broken foot, my arch was falling and a tendon pulled. Then I came down with bronchitis for two weeks. It has been tough getting out and walking and taking photos and climbing all the stairs I have to climb. So reason #1 that I am glad it’s October is that now I can start getting my strength and stamina back again.