I've caught up again (and, unlike some, I enjoyed seeing the Bardi Grub case. Watching moths and butterflies emerge has always fascinated me). My blogging pal in NZ with whom I went on many a safari photographed fences whereever we went and I got to appreciate them more from a photography perspective. So I particulary like this because we don't have fences like that here.
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I've caught up again (and, unlike some, I enjoyed seeing the Bardi Grub case. Watching moths and butterflies emerge has always fascinated me). My blogging pal in NZ with whom I went on many a safari photographed fences whereever we went and I got to appreciate them more from a photography perspective. So I particulary like this because we don't have fences like that here.
ReplyDeleteWow, thank goodness, more rain to keep it green.
ReplyDeleteWell and truly. You must be v relieved.
ReplyDeleteHow wonderful to see. Just love this fence.
ReplyDeleteHope you now get enough rain to keep it green. Cheers diane
ReplyDeleteGreat photo and nice to see green.
ReplyDeleteIt's good to see Green again.
ReplyDeleteI love this shot...just something about it really appeals to me.
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