This is my son's neighbor's white picket fence.
This is the fence as seen through my son's basement window.
As we left our son's home last weekend we crossed the Potomac River and I shot through the fence on the bridge. It's a little blurry but the scenery was lovely as I'm sure those kayakers down there would attest too.Linking to Friday's Fences.
I've always thought a picket fence was cheery
ReplyDeleteI really like the composition of the second one- lovely shape and patterns. The white looks great agains the black and brown too. I wouldn't mind learning to "kayak" one day!
ReplyDeletesweet white picket against the brick. :)
ReplyDeleteInteresting perspectives. I love white picket fences don't you? Pamela
ReplyDeleteBeautiful drive! Makes leaving the grandkids a little easier!
ReplyDeleteWhite picket fences were a classic.
ReplyDeleteLovely scenery. I somehow assumed that the Potomac was a far bigger river. Certainly a river with a lot of history attached and heritage listed. Wow!
ReplyDeleteFar more history attached to the Potomac than any river here in Australia. Seems that the Potomac has for the USA, as much historical importance as the Rubicon in Italy.
Very interesting blog.
Cheers
Colin (Brisbane.Australia)
I really like your photos of the picket fence.
ReplyDeleteNice comparison between two types of fence, one in a yard and one on a bridge. I look for fences EVERYWHERE! :-)
ReplyDeletehe's got a great view through his basement window. i wish i had such a view mine!
ReplyDeleteI love picket fences...I think they remind me a small country towns. Hope you had a nice visit with your son!
ReplyDeleteI love picket fences - would love to have one around my property, but I don't want the work of trimming around it! And since we live in the city...just doesn't seem like a good idea. That view of the river is a nice one - a little rocky for my taste though!
ReplyDeleteI love the clean and simple lines of a picket fence - I particularly like the basement view!
ReplyDeleteI like the shot through the fence of the river. To stop blur when in a moving vehicle try setting the camera to "sport" or a very fast shutter speed.
ReplyDeleteI am such a sucker for a white picket fence...love how you framed the second shot!
ReplyDeleteNice looking picket fence & lovin the view over the river! =)
ReplyDeleteWe have a lot of those picket fences here, I like them.also love the river sight
ReplyDeleteEspecially enjoyed the Potomac photo. I usually see it much farther downstream.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous fences, Carletta. When I think of white picket fences, I usually think of a beautiful flower garden inside of that yard...
ReplyDeleteGreat photo of the Potomac...
Have a great weekend.
Hugs,
Betsy
I enjoyed those fences Carletta, and the pretty scenery beyond. I've always loved a white picket fence.
ReplyDeleteIt is my dream to have our house surrounded with white picket fence. Like your photos!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the visit I do appreciate it...
Kim, USA
I would love to play along the Potomac...very inviting photo.
ReplyDeleteNice fences...I love the old timey wooden picket fences. The first one has a nice shadow in it, to. genie
ReplyDeleteI'm fond of picket fences.
ReplyDeleteAt least your son does not have to stare at a plain blank wall. The fence adds some interesting shadows and angles.
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