Thursday, February 9, 2012

Fence No. 13


The building is crumbling but the fence remains strong, study, and ornate.
Photographed at Van Horn, Texas

16 comments:

Rose said...

Oh, wow, this is a fabulous fence!

Liz said...

Wonderful fence! Love it!!
I have yet to post my Friday Fences. I will do once I have replied to all the lovely comments I received while being so busy being poked & prodded by doctors this week.
Have a lovely weekend.

A Colorful World said...

There are SO many interesting architectural features in this photograph! I think I even see a windmill behind the crumbling building! What an awesome building it must have once been. And the fence is beautiful!

Debbie Taillieu said...

Love the "Texas Stars" running along the top of this fence.

Great picture!

Happy Friday!
Debbie's Travels

Linda said...

Gorgeous old fence! Love the stars at the top - and the old building behind it is interesting! Nice shot.

SportyMummy said...

Lovely fence...the stars are very unique and creative !

Elizabeth Edwards said...

that was funny. i got worried... i had to check my cell to see the date. lol!! what a great shot there. just lovely. very different. (:

EG CameraGirl said...

This is a fancy one! Better made than the building, I guess!

Judy said...

I love the ironwork in that fence, and the empty windows to the blue sky!!!

Faye said...

Love the ornamentation on this fence--there's a lot, but it's still graceful. And if you look closely there's a heart shape in the design. Very appropriate for this week.

Anonymous said...

There is quite a lot of character in that fence, also behind it and in front of it (the one behind the camera)!

Magpie said...

I love the stars on the fence also, but my eye keeps going to those arched windows in the building. Great shot, Kathy! Happy Friday!

Jan n Jer said...

wow...love the fancyness (is that a word???) Great shot n the old building just makes it even better!

TexWisGirl said...

beautiful photo!

Lesley said...

There is so much to see int his photo. I love tall the architectural elements.

Suburban Girl said...

Of course that would be in Texas! Love the stars.