These are wonderful. What a neat weathered fence. I had to look up the Stone Pony - Guess if you don't live in the area you aren't familiar with it's historic sights or I'm just out of the loop. Have you been to a concert there?
I always wondered what these fences were for. I guess they're used for similar reasons as the snow drift fences some poeple put up around here in the winter.
Debbie! It looks to me like your photographic base was across the short stub of a street that the Pony sits on ... I heard, I think???, that they knocked the original building down (it was a bar, with SRO's above it) -- whats there now???
Gostei deste trabalho.
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I pick the first photo as my favourite. It is visually pleasant to the eye.
ReplyDeleteYes, I'm with Andy ...
ReplyDeleteAll lovely photo's but that first one ... the framing and colours are very pleasing to the eye.
I did notice it was a slightly greyer day in your clouds too!
Enjoy your Thursday
All the best Jan
Great photos of twisty seaside fencing! The skies were certainly heavy looking! I need to find out what the Stone Pony is...
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Hello Debbie, great fence images. Bruce Springsteen made the Stone Pony famous right? Happy Thursday, enjoy your day and weekend ahead!
ReplyDeleteyes!!! here at the shore, it is as legendary as he is!!!!
Deletebeautiful wood fencing.
ReplyDeleteI like wood fences.
ReplyDeleteVery lovely fences, but even better are your sky captures, all framed nicely!
ReplyDeleteThese are wonderful. What a neat weathered fence. I had to look up the Stone Pony - Guess if you don't live in the area you aren't familiar with it's historic sights or I'm just out of the loop. Have you been to a concert there?
ReplyDeleteI really love the first shots best Debbie.
ReplyDeleteOh, wow! I love the sky, especially in the first photo! The fence frames it nicely and the clouds give a nice dimension to the scene!
ReplyDeleteYou have the best stuff in your area. The Stone Pony! And the fences are great too, so is the sky.
ReplyDeleteLove the wooden fencing!
ReplyDeleteI love how the fence is made, and it looks like it would last forever. I didn't know that's where Bruce Springsteen got his start. Cool!
ReplyDeleteThe first photo is the most attractive. Great job capturing that fence and sky.
ReplyDeleteI always wondered what these fences were for. I guess they're used for similar reasons as the snow drift fences some poeple put up around here in the winter.
ReplyDeleteDebbie! It looks to me like your photographic base was across the short stub of a street that the Pony sits on ... I heard, I think???, that they knocked the original building down (it was a bar, with SRO's above it) -- whats there now???
ReplyDeleteWhat a neat fence and a fun view to photograph! Very nice my friend! Hugs!
ReplyDeleteLove those fences!!!
ReplyDeleteYou do find some unique fences and I like these photos. I especially liked the first one. Hugs for you!
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