These two homes in a delightful Wiltshire village caught my eye during my return visit to England in 2009. A fence can convey many messages between neighbours and these seem to brighten up the approach to each home. (I was quite taken by the deep burgundy colour of the home on the right and can't now recall why I didn't include the whole frontage!)
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15 comments:
A good fence for chatting over.
Such a typical English front garden fence.Great roses in the garden.
We all know that you secretly want to come back. Dont kid yourself. He He, that a real nice "chatting" fence.
Shaun Valleys ShutterBug
Does look like a chatting fence!! Boom & Gary of the Vermilon River, Canada.
Shaun: You're right - I'd love to come back to the UK, but not without my friends and, sadly, they all prefer the warmer climes! Have a great week.
That dip (re: toe) you took must have been in special waters.
Lovely colours!
Greetings from Canada. :)
Great photo! So pretty!
The flowers on both sides of the fence are lovely. And that is a lovely burgundy.
Terrific.
i like this fence and flowers. fences between good neighbors should be as low as this.:p
The contrast in the facade colors is interesting.
Hi there - nice picture. I once lived in a terrace of houses like that. The land behind the houses was not split up by fences at all; it was just one long garden. Now, that encouraged conversation!
Stewart M
In this case, the fence does seem like a friendly divider. And it's a great backdrop for the flowers.
Great shot, like the fence..
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Because it makes the picture and it it's all about the fence!!!
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