Thursday, April 28, 2016

An Unusual Fence

One of our good friends, Richard, lives in the United Kingdom. He enjoys photography as a hobby. Although he is not a blogger, he is a loyal follower of John's Island and enjoys following a number of other blogs including the Good Fences meme, hosted by Tex of the Run*Around*Ranch Report. Richard has sent us pictures to use for Good Fences in the past and recently sent yet another fascinating fence he found in the area around Norfolk County, UK. This is quite a unique brick fence and we sure thank Richard for sharing! Can you imagine how the bricklayer put this together?


Find more Good Fences here. Thanks to Tex for hosting.

As long as we're posting for the memes, here are two for SkyWatch Friday. First pic was snapped on the afternoon of April 23rd. After several days of unusually warm, mostly sunny, and dry weather, the clouds rolled in and it was a bit stormy. We like the way the sunlight plays with the clouds.

Looking across Puget Sound from Seattle.
Bainbridge Island and the foothills of the Olympics
in the distance.
Again, the clouds create the magic ...

Sunset April 22nd
Find more SkyWatch photos here.  Thanks to Skywatch co-hosts Yogi, Sandy, and Sylvia!

Thanks for stopping by John's Island.

22 comments:

  1. What a piece of bricklaying art! It's fantastic!
    Your skies shots are spectacular too! Thanks for sharing!
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  2. Hello, that is cool brickwork. Awesome design. Lovely sky captures, John! Have a happy day and weekend ahead!

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  3. Wonderful skies and please thank Richard for his photo. That is an amazing fence/wall. The skill of its builder is impressive. Have a great day John.

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  4. that brick wall is so neat, i really like it! wonderful skies too!!

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  5. cool masonry...but you'll always grab me with a skyscape.

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  6. the skies are beautiful! but that brick fence is flat-out impressive!!! never seen anything like it! thank you so much to your friend for sharing this - and to you as well, john!

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  7. Hi John, I LOVE the fence on the photo! Very special. Bricklaying such spirals bricklaying is real craftsmanship! Never seen.

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  8. That fence is one of a kind, that's for sure! The skies are lovely but the fence is outstanding. Thanks for sharing. :-)

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  9. How nice to see fences from another part of the world. Lucky you for having such a friend.

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  10. Wow that has to be the most unusual brick fence I've ever seen. It's so cool looking. Thank you to your friend, Richard for sharing it with you & us. Great sky shots, especially the first one. I think you've sent the rain down my direction as it's overcast here again today.

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  11. I was thinking the same thing about the complexities of the brick work It's a nice piece of fence.

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  12. That is a very unique fence and quite creative.

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  13. John,these are all fantastic pictures. The fence is certainly one of a kind and very interesting,but for me the cloud pictures win.Both of these are spectacular.

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  14. That fence is awesome. I've never seen anything like it before. Great sky shots.
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  15. Nice skys but the fence is called a Brick Wall and I must admit took a lot of skill to make.

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  16. A great and interesting fence....love your pretty shots of the sky, too.

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  17. Now that is a sturdy fence. No wind about to topple that one...:)

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  18. A really special unusual brick fence, John, and awesome sky views.
    Many greetings from Italy!

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  19. That is a very unusual and unique fence indeed!! I love that sunset picture...and those clouds are AMAZING...

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