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Pretty color for fence.
http://www.spice-up-your-life.net/2012/06/turtle-porkchop.html
Thank you, Rose.
I like the blue fence. Who says a picket fence has to be white? Nice shadowy scene.
Happy SUnday!
Thank you, Lighthousegal.
Blue and shadows make a beautiful combination. Your photo are wonderful.
Thank you, George.
Intriguing perspectives of the blue picket fence! So much character!
The shadows and fence are like a rhapsody in blue – perhaps in need of repair, but almost musical in style. Lovely and artistic views!
Thank you, Ralph.
Thank you, Gemma.
Really nice photo ! Like the blue colour and the shadows!
Thank you, Bertil.
Fascinating details of mundane objects. Love that shade of blue.
Thanks, Leora.
the faded weathered blue is so pretty and the dappled shadows add life
so lovely
Thank you, Dianne.
Excellent photo. I like this beautiful play of light and shadows, very good.
Thanks, Leovi.
Blue and shadows go well together. Lovely shots!
Thanks, Kelly.
love the blue, it’s a soothing color!
Thanks, Norma.
Wonderful contrasts and color. So striking.
I stubbornly insisted we paint our back fence pink year ago.
{American suburb peer pressure prevented us from painted the front one pink as well, unfortunately}
Now I am thinking a blue face- lift may be in order.
Cheers,
Leah
Thanks, Leah. Yes, how wonderful it would have been…pink.
Blue being my favorite color, my heart doth tremble when I see the blue paint peeling from this sad fence…
Blue Banderas
Thanks, magical. I feel happy looking at it, so beautiful in its aging, a sign of life affirmation.
Love that blue & the shadows. Thanks for the visit.
Excellent – Thanks for sharing!
Thanks two barking dogs.
another if ‘fences could talk”….
Indeed, thanks, Michelle.
Lovely blue. I’d like to hang out and gossip over that fence!
Thank you, Sallie.
Love the blue peeling paint!
Blue is my favorite color. 🙂
Thank you, Carletta.