I'm joining Mary's party
I enjoy photographing fences,
doors, gates and windows.
This collection was
taken when I was in France
last year.
These last two photos were taken
in a beautiful park
in a small town in
Burgundy.
There was a little farmyard
section for the children,
so beautifully laid out.
I love donkeys but they
always make me feel sad....
Only one more day of work this
week - thank goodness!!!
Can you tell I'm not used to it?!
I'm saving for my next trip
to France to see my little
granddaughters!
À bientôt
be kind to one another
hugs
Shane ♥
As always your photos are a pleasure. Happy Easter!
ReplyDeleteMagdalena
fences can be so creative-
ReplyDeleteI know the work thing must be a bit of a strain, but if it means you can make that long trip back to France to see the girlies it will be so worth it! We are hoping to return to France next year too - Paris of course, also Normandy and Brittany where we've not been yet (strange when I think I lived for all those post-war years directly across the Channel - family just didn't have money for travel in the 50's!) then down to the south to visit the family.
ReplyDeleteLove fences and what they often do - "good fences make good neighbors" as they say!
Happy day from sunny, and warming up at last, North Carolina.
Hugs - Mary
A lovely collage of different types of fence. I particularly like rustic, wood one. I'm sure you are looking forward to the holidays. Have enjoyable time dreaming of the time you will be holidaying in France and seeing your little granddaughters. x
ReplyDeleteI'm looking forward to the time I am retired so I can sign up for some of these prompts -- I think they stretch you to either create new work or explore your past to find the best to share. These are lovely!
ReplyDeleteLots of wonderful French fences in your photos, Shane. Take care, don't work too hard.
ReplyDeleteI always take photos of doors whenever we travel. We have one more work day and then it is the weekend and a friend will be visiting from Lebanon so it will be a busy one. I need to get back to cleaning. Donkeys always look so sad but they are one of the smartest creatures -- don't know why they get such a bad rap. Have a great day. Best wishes, Tammy
ReplyDeleteDearest Shane,
ReplyDeleteYou keep so many fond memories from France... Even a fence can be so beautiful.
Hugs to you and Happy Easter coming up.
Mariette
Hi Shane
ReplyDeleteYes I can really feel where your heart is at present and it's not at work but at least it all helps to ful fil our dreams eventually.
Your fence images taken in France are beautiful!
Enjoy your Easter break and treat yourself before you return to work again next week!
Easter hugs and love,
Suzy
Hello Shane, Very unique and beautiful fences in France. I should search out some of My French Photos to share with you. I would like to wish you a very Happy and Joyful Easter Holiday. Hugs Judy
ReplyDeleteI never dreamed I'd be seeing fences in France, how nice that you captured them to share with us Shane.
ReplyDeleteHappy Easter.
Judith
You always have the lovliest photos to share Shane! And I never actually thought of taking pics of fences.Walls,windows,and gravestones,yes. I'll also be looking at fences in a different light now thanks to you :)
ReplyDeleteNow that's the spirit, saving for another trip to France. I'm all for that! Happy Easter Shane!! xo Rhonda
ReplyDeletelove the fences. I agree there is something sad about donkeys:(
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C
I like to photograph the same things! Yours are lovely. I like the color of that one fence. Yes, as as Judith said, we'd never dream of seeing fences from France! Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteLovely fences in such a beautiful place. Have a happy Easter ~Clara
ReplyDeleteShane,
ReplyDeleteUnique hues and materials for your fence choices!!! Love the verdigris color best!!!
Fondly,
Pat
Beautiful pictures Shane, wishing you a wonderful blessed Happy Easter.
ReplyDeleteSo scenic...love the cactus photo!
ReplyDeleteDear Shane,
ReplyDeleteOh I think you would love to be back in France with your dear family- seing theese fences again...my sweet,-they are beautiful- I love those old man-made ones-
I wish you a happy Easter ,dear friend.
Hugs,Dorthe
Hi Shane,
ReplyDeleteLove all your beautiful photos of France and yes, even the fences are wonderful.
Happy Easter to you and your family
Hugs
Carolyn
*sigh*
ReplyDeleteEven the fences are more charming in France!
Such a fantastic post!
ReplyDeleteHappy Easter..
Your fences are so nice and French. I love France and fences too. Hope to get there is summer again.
ReplyDeleteFences can be so special. Escpecially the french people have such a special touch with gardens. Using vegetables and flowers so beautiful behind their creative fences.
ReplyDeleteLove
yvonne
You have your grand daughter far away, so fun when you can go and visit. Lovely fances.
ReplyDeleteHugs
AnnaMaria
The French do everything better! ;) Thanks so much for contributing to Thursday's Inspiration, Shane! xoxo
ReplyDeleteMakes me think of the old saying that pretty fences make good neighbors ;)
ReplyDeleteyour travels to France always seem so idyllic and wonderful dear Shane
hope all is well in your world!
oxo
Loving the fenced off area for the kids..you must have such special memories of your time spent with your girls! xoxo
ReplyDeleteSuch unique fences.
ReplyDeleteVery nice series of fences...welcome to FF
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