What kind of animals does that fence keep in? I think my critters would test that fence a lot. It is interesting tho, love the barns, not so much the huge power lines.
That does seem an unusual fence for your area...based on other fences you've shown. That white one almost looks like a snow fence, but that doesn't seem likely in Texas.
You have all these people who make it to your blog before I do! Everything that can be said about your fences has already been said, but I still enjoyed the pictures. :-)
T, interesting! Do you think there was a reason for the lattice or was it strictly decretive? I don't think I would like to live that close to transmission lines! One might end up glowing in the dark!
I have noticed you have a good amount of birds on your ranch. Are there quail? I spent a couple of years in San Antonio many years ago, and quail were quite numerous.
I love your barns all of them. Sorry I am so behind to post comments but of course in the winter and what pictures I take the last of summer is in my picture files. I entered.Besides I love yours and your beautiful Haven place. Oh how nice you came over to my blog and encourage me. In my rock on to be thin for 2013. Thank you.
Never could farm -too many things to take care of! Hope your hubby could buy the wooden fence per yard, and her didn't have to construct the whole thing himself:)
Now, who'd have thought about using that lattice stuff for a fence???? I know they sell it at Wallyworld to grow vines on. Some people are pretty clever. I guess that's why they say necessity is the mother of invention!
Thank's a lot for posting a comment, I always enjoy the fact when someone from a foreign country leaves a few words under my post. :) I like your blog too, great work, keep doing that! Greetings from Poland!
Fee that is an awful lot of fancy fencing for stock fencing. Maybe it was free. sure hope so; don;pt see how that kind of fence would keep an animal contained for long.
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I love the criss-cross wood of that fence - very cool!
That fence obviously too a lot of work, and the result is quite photogenic!
That fence took a lot of work!
Cool barns and fences
Top of the morning to you Tex:)
Love the fences but I think I love the rural feel of this post poor famers:) Hug B
that was farmers:) B
Nice shots. I was looking at split rail fences in Kentucky but cannot find the photos I took.
These fences are wonderful. I have never seen one like the first one you posted.
Interesting fences! And that reminds me, I may have exhausted my "fence photo stash". I'd better go in search....!
I'm with Karen -- love the criss-crossey fence! :)
I like that criss crossed fence. Enjoy your day
Wow!!!! I love the first fence, looks so rustic, thanks, Francine.
I've never seen a woven fence like that. It's neat!
different and unique fencing. don't think i have seen one like it and i shudder to think of the work it would take to build both of them..
I think you may have coined a new term for Friday's Fences--"fencery"! :-))
love that fence. so different & cool. ( :
That is some creative fencery!
I know that the subject is fences...but I love red barns!
Fancy fences. Have a terrific Thursday.
Best wishes Molly
oh they sure do get creative down in texas with their fences!!
i like the first one, cool beans!!
Oh I do like this fence...very neat design!
the criss crossy fence looks out of place!
the criss crossy fence looks out of place!
Good shots of these barns and fences
Greetings from Holland, Joop
We use a lot of lattice for fences in the "burbs".
OHHH! I love that fence!!!!!!
Love the grey wood fence!
Hi Teresa..Nothing like fences and barns, just have a comfort feeling ..don't ask me why lol!!
Grace
I like the fence although I imagine this type in a more confined and intimate setting - not sprawled across a ranch.
A really good find!
That is some seriously cool fence and the red barn is lovely. I don't know if I'd be wanting to live under those humming power lines though.
The fence and barns are nice but I would be leery of living under theose power transformers or whatever you call them.
Nice pictures with fences :) Hanne Bente
That is some interesting fencing!
I don't think I've ever seen fencing done this way but I like it! Lots of land there. Looks like Texas which I am missing these days.
All that work in the fence really paid off.....fences and barns seem to take us back to simpler times....
Wow, a lot of angles to get just right to make that fence. It looks like it should have some sort of vine clinging to it!!
These are beautiful scenes. Great shots.
What kind of animals does that fence keep in? I think my critters would test that fence a lot. It is interesting tho, love the barns, not so much the huge power lines.
I like the x fences. They're unique!
I love the lattice fences and the red barn is perfect!
And a very scenic ginormous power line!
Well I truly have never seen a fence of that design in such a large proportion. Great find! Someone was extremely dedicated.
~Lindy
I like the gray fence and the red barn!
That does seem an unusual fence for your area...based on other fences you've shown. That white one almost looks like a snow fence, but that doesn't seem likely in Texas.
That is some fancy fencing. Love the last shot where I can see it in its finery!
Fine fence shots. I was impressed with your close focus on the fence and sharpness on the barns. Very good shooting.
Wow! That fence took some doing.
Great barns, too.
The fencing reminds of a snow fencing that on windy days prevents drifting snow from turning into snow banks.
Wonderful! This looks like an olden style of fencing.
I have not seen that type of fencing that I can remember...I like it. Love that closer up view of the second barn.
Like the lattice style fence Teresa.
Nice barns too.
Happy weekend.
x Fiona
Great and unusual fences :)
I like the unpainted side better...
I love the rustic look of the back side of the fence!
That's a very awesome looking fence!
You have all these people who make it to your blog before I do! Everything that can be said about your fences has already been said, but I still enjoyed the pictures. :-)
don't believe I have ever seen a fence made out of lattice...must have found it at a lattice sale!!
Not the usual ranch fence. Nice find.
That's a different kind of fence. I like it!
Is it the fences or it's barn, anyway, I love 'em.
love the woven look .. speaking of looks .. did i tell you i love your new 'head shot'
zo heel verschillend ,het zal voor een ander doel geweest zijn?
"Don't fence me in" isn't their song!
They love their lattice fence on this farm, it looks a bit dry out there on the land.
peter
Great pictures. Beautiful place..
Neat lattice looking fence.
T, interesting! Do you think there was a reason for the lattice or was it strictly decretive?
I don't think I would like to live that close to transmission lines! One might end up glowing in the dark!
Nice fance Tex!Great shots!
Dimi..
I agree with the others, they're nice shots, but I don't see what the fence is keeping in--Maybe the power-line? :-)
Great 'fencery' Theresa.... Hope things are going well down there in Texas. We are having a nice week up here in TN.
Hugs,
Betsy
Ciekawe ogrodzenie i staw w oddali. Pozdrawiam.
I wonder fence and a pond in the distance. Yours.
Those folks do like their fences. I would call them "Fence Poor"! Otherwords-They almost have more fences than they need!
Theresa, so cute red barn there, the fence unique too.
beautiful photos
have a good day
I can imagine the first fence took quite a while to build. That red and white fence isn't very attractive :-0
That's a cool looking rustic fence. And I am so partial to big red barns. Great find.
Well now, that's a different look for a picket fence but I LIKE it!! Good looking barns too! :)
Neat looking fence, looks like lattice. And I do love the red barn. Great shots!
That last one is what I call a BIG fence...
That is a lot of "Fencery"
I always liked Robert Frosts view of fences and neighbors...:)
Wow that is a lot of fence, but nice barns.
Nice shots..landscape looks very 'Hollands'
A bit unusual for a farm fence... love the barns. Thanks T, for joining in 'Rurality Blog Hop #1' Hope to see you next Wednesday for #2...
My daughter would call the first fence a "piece of work." It's had many renovations...all of them sad.
The first one is a bit unusual. It looks like a mixture of wood and chain link. Almost like somebody used whatever was available.
I have noticed you have a good amount of birds on your ranch. Are there quail? I spent a couple of years in San Antonio many years ago, and quail were quite numerous.
Quite atypical. I like it! Made for nice photos T!
such big country!
Sending YOU Aloha
from Honolulu,
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I love your barns all of them. Sorry I am so behind to post comments but of course in the winter and what pictures I take the last of summer is in my picture files. I entered.Besides I love yours and your beautiful Haven place.
Oh how nice you came over to my blog and encourage me. In my rock on to be thin for 2013. Thank you.
I am beginning to think that fence is Texas spelled backwards.
I really like that 1st shot.
That IS a fair amount of fencery!! ;) blessings ~ tanna
I like this wooded type!
That old fences matches nicely with the bare trees. Have a great weekend!
That fence is beautiful. I have never seen one like that at a farm or a home.
Cool fence, not what I think of when I think of Texas. Nice.
Never could farm -too many things to take care of!
Hope your hubby could buy the wooden fence per yard, and her didn't have to construct the whole thing himself:)
Hi Theresa, What a unique wooden fence. I don't think I have ever seen one like it. Have a great day tomorrow!
whoa, I'll say. Love it!
Sorry I'm late, the girls are wearin' me out. LOL
xoxo
Now, who'd have thought about using that lattice stuff for a fence???? I know they sell it at Wallyworld to grow vines on. Some people are pretty clever. I guess that's why they say necessity is the mother of invention!
Looks like a whole lot of fence!
very interesting fences Theresa.
Felicia
Dearest Theresa,
All in all there are quite some miles of all sorts of fences in your State! It is quite a task.
Hugs to you,
Mariette
Lots of interesting fencing! neat-looking farm.
That's a lot of criss cross fencing! Great photos!
Goodness, what came first? the barbed wire? the aluminum? or the pickets?
Neat fencing! And look at that beautiful red barn! Love it.
Cool fence!
Now that is a gorgeous fence and that barn is to die for. We don't really paint many of our 'sheds' in Australia.
I love the crookety fence. Lots of fencing going on there. MB
I love the crookety fence. Lots of fencing going on there. MB
I love the crookety fence. Lots of fencing going on there. MB
beautiful place to visit
thanks
Thank's a lot for posting a comment, I always enjoy the fact when someone from a foreign country leaves a few words under my post. :) I like your blog too, great work, keep doing that!
Greetings from Poland!
I'll take the last photo :))
a kiss.
Clever design on that criss cross fence. I wonder who thought of that...the husband or the wife? ;)
Somebody must have gotten tired of barbed wire, and the crisscross fence looks better anyway.
Fee that is an awful lot of fancy fencing for stock fencing. Maybe it was free. sure hope so; don;pt see how that kind of fence would keep an animal contained for long.
Nice fencing . It use more wood than is necessary but the result is very pretty for the eye. Thanks for showing.
i really like that wooden criss cross fence.
I'm a little behind on commenting. I always enjoy your barn shots. Looks like they're right under an "inter-tie" or power line of some sort.
seems like they don´t want anyone to slip through.
I just love the burnt red color of the first barn. It is hard to get just the right color - but they did.
I like the criss-cross of the fence. Its a nice touch.
Nice composition along with fence.
Lovely criss cross fence, and red barn!
Wow pretty unique fencing and I see another fence in between the barn and the fence ,awesome!
Kim,USA
Very different looking fences, and yes, a lot of them. I like the combination of the barb wire and wood. Obviously neither was adequate by themselves.
Now that's an interesting fence
lots of fencery & barnage to be had there!
Thanks for joining =)
That poor fence reminds me of some old school prison fencing that went very very wrong hahahah
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