Here's a look at some golf course scenery for you this Friday. I like the vertical and horizontal lines created by the trees and the fence. Hope you've got exciting plans for the weekend. I need to rest up from my visitors! For more fences, take a look at Friday Fences.
Showing posts with label Fences. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Fences. Show all posts
Last stop
It's on to the final stop of my Doors Open tour. Come back tomorrow and I'll show you more! For more signs, take a look at Signs, Signs.
Labels:
Black and White,
Doors Open,
Fences,
Signs
Stonewall
Something about the texture of this stone wall really attracted me. I think it's even better in black and white! Does a wall count as a fence? I hope so! For more fences, visit Friday Fences.
Walls of snow
Another look at last week's snowfall. As you can see, the snow plow pushes the white stuff into a big wall, sometimes making it hard to get out of your own home! Hope you've got a great weekend planned. I'm hoping mine will not include any snow. For more fences, visit Friday Fences.
Labels:
Black and White,
Chez moi,
Fences,
Nature,
Snow
Frozen fence
Another look at the result of cold weather and the mists created by Niagara Falls. Pretty impressive, eh? Hope you've got grand plans for your weekend. For more fences, take a look at Friday Fences.
Fenced out
A slew of plain, but practical benches are fenced out of an area just in front of the West Toronto Baptist Church. I wonder if the church made a little part of their lawn available on purpose in order to share a bit of space with the community? I like to imagine parishioners sitting out in the sun before or after a service spending some time getting to know one another or catching up on the week's events.
Labels:
Benches,
Churches,
Fences,
The Junction
Bikes
I found these bikes parked on the University of Toronto campus. I love the lines and shadows the bikes created against the fence. Hope you're having a great weekend! For more shadows, take a look at Shadow Shot.
Fenced in
A dividing fence between the golf course and a farmer's field. Luckily my husband found a hole a bit further on so he could retrieve some balls that flew out of bounds.
The weekend is finally here! It's going to be a long one for us here in Canada, so I won't be getting fenced in. If you'd like to see more fences, take a look at Friday Fences.
The other side
It seems the saying "the grass is always greener on the other side of the fence" also rings true for our porcine friends!
To see more animals, visit Camera Critters.
Fancy fence
You'll find this one downtown near city hall. I love these kinds of wrought iron fences and I found this one especially nice.
I've got more shots from my recent cruise. Stop by my travel blog and take a look!
I've got more shots from my recent cruise. Stop by my travel blog and take a look!
Necropolis chapel
Here's a look at the chapel I was telling you about yesterday. Isn't it lovely? I love the Gothic style and all of that wonderful ivy growing on the walls. And the cemetery is quite a nice place for an afternoon stroll as well.
Hope you are enjoying One A Day on auto-pilot. Hopefully I'll have some new shots for my travel blog when I get back.
November theme days: Fences
It's that time again! The first of the month means a new theme on the CDP network and this month's subject is fences. I hope you'll enjoy this rustic specimen. I'm not sure if it will hold up another season, but I like the recycled log effect and the way it is starting to blend in to the landscape.
To see more fences from cities around the world, visit the CDP November Theme Day page. I've also got another fence you might enjoy on my travel blog.
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