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Hill End is all about fences. I took lots of photos but in the end settled on this one which is not typical ... it's not a paling fence and it's standing up straight for a start. Check out Julie's Hither and Thither for a sample of some of the other fences on show at Hill End.

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  1. The lichens are impressive! Great detail shot and wonderful colours!

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  2. I love weathered fences. The textures are fascinating.

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  3. the lichen on the fence adds such drama and continued intrest...colors so nice!

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  4. I like this photo a lot. Nice colours and textures.

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  5. You've captured a lovely fence--I really like the detail of the weathered surface.

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  6. hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm!

    Really cool! Nice perspective.

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  7. Aw ... now don't you have a whole bunch of readers who appreciate the finer things in life!!

    Lichen ...

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  8. Not only but also ...

    I like the way the rail frames the verandah.

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  9. This is a great shot. The colours and the texture make it interesting and it is well-composed.

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  10. I wonder how long it would take to build a fence like that?

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