I love fences. Maybe it's the repeat pattern, or the idea of a tidy enclosure ... I'm not sure why,
but I'm drawn to fences and love to photograph them. And when they are fences such as these,
all taken in Charleston, SC, it is fun to have a peek inside.
I smile when plants and flowers make their way outside a fence to say hello.
Right now our little granddaughter is "on the fence" about which day she wants to be born.
Will it be today?
Connecting with Little Red House for "Thursday's Inspiration."
I like fences too and love your photographs of them.
ReplyDeleteHow exciting...you'll soon get to meet a sweet new granddaughter! Blessings to all of you as you welcome her!
I hope she comes today! How wonderful!
ReplyDeleteThose are awesome fences! I love fences that enclose gardens!
Deanna
This would be a good day for the wee one to come down off the fence and meet you!
ReplyDeleteHow exciting to have a granddaughter on the way! I hope you get to meet her soon!
ReplyDeleteAs soon as I saw your pictures, I thought of Charleston and I was right. I took a zillion pictures of the wrought iron fences everywhere. So elegant!
XO,
Jane
I love looking through those fences at the hidden gardens of Charleston!! Hope that sweet baby girl decides to make her debut soon.
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Bonnie
OK, guess I didn't miss it!
ReplyDeleteMaybe she'll be an Easter baby!
xo
Leann
Podso,
ReplyDeleteGreat subject matter, dear friend!!!
The fences of Charleston are so intriquing!
I had to chuckle as we have vinca growing at the base of the West fence..."Mr. Ed" is constantly poking it back through into our garden side of the yard! :)
Too, too cute analogy of your granddaughter's upcoming arrival..."on the fence"!!!
Have a blessed and glorious Easter, dear friend!!!
Fondly,
Pat
I really like the looks of a white picket fence but next to them is a wrought iron as I always want to see what's on the other side.
ReplyDeleteI'll be looking for an announcement any day now on your blog. :-)
Judith
I love these fences...and isn't it great God knows the time and hour of her birth...it will be perfect
ReplyDeleteEnjoy the newest of birth!!
I like fences, too. You've chosen some great photos. I like the idea of the flowers coming out through the fence for a friendly visit.
ReplyDeleteHope the little one soon gets off that fence and makes it into your arms.
I love the gate and ironwork of Charleston. Great photos and I know you are excited about hearing the news. She could be an Easter baby.
ReplyDelete~Clara
Love your fences and the view behind the first one.
ReplyDeleteI'm drawn to fences too - I think it is the repetition and symmetry, very pleasing to the eye.
I like the flowers breaking the rules and popping their heads through the barrier for a peek outside!!
I big welcome to your new granddaughter when she arrives.
Happy Easter
Shane ♥
I knew it was Charleston!:-) Lovely.
ReplyDeleteJoyful baby news. Congratulations.
Fences complete a house they don't look finished if not fenced.
ReplyDeleteMerle.........
Now those are some wonderful fences. And I really like the perspective you used in capturing them.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous fences...has your granddaughter decided it was time to meet her family, yet?
ReplyDeleteMaybe she will come on Sunday and we can share birthdays.
ReplyDeleteSmiles, Dottie
I love wrought iron fences. Your photos are lovely.
ReplyDeleteWe're halfway planning a trip to Charleston. Would love to know some of the must-see places.
I agree with you- I love the charm, romance and repeat pattern of fences! Nice candid pics :)
ReplyDeleteSHawn
Ooh I'd like to see more fence photos. Hope your little bundle arrives soon! Easter Blessings.
ReplyDeleteHmm, yes, a tidy enclosure definitely attracts. But the style is important, too. Love those beautiful wrought iron fences! Thanks for contributing to Thursday's Inspiration! xoxo
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