I was sitting at the stop light waiting to turn right when I realized that right there!!! Why right there in front of me was a cute fence with colorful roses sitting off it’s charm. Quickly I pulled out my camera, took a shot just the light turned green and drove on by.
Looking at the photo later I still thought the fence was charming. It off-sets the family home (which you can just see the corner of the porch roof) and the Antique Shop on the other side of it!
The whole feeling is of a bit of whimsy as a person is sitting at the stop light waiting to move forward with the day. (The Antique Shop is pretty neat also—one has to remember that we are a fairly young state so the antiques here will not go back to the beginning of America–like you would find in the original Thirteen Colonies! 🙂 )
The corn is looking good! (I forgot to get a photo of the pinto beans…will try to do that today. It should be a no brainer as all I have to do is walk out the front door 🙂 !
You saw the Alfalfa the other day. I’ll get a photo of the pinto beans so you can see how fast they are growing.
Our days are nice an hot. Not so hot it is hard to breathe but nicely hot. We are still have wind in the afternoon…and THAT is a hot wind. Still it only lasts for four hours then dies down.
For more fences head on over to Teresa’s blogspot!
I’m off to go buy my monthly amount of groceries…lots of nice sales right now because of the up coming Anniversary of our countries Independence from England!
See you in the comments,
Linda
Life on a Colorado Farm 
a pretty little corner, indeed! happy grocery shopping!
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Charming fence. Happy Independence Day!
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A white picket fence is charming and very American. When you start looking for fences they seem to be every place and in so many varieties.
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I’m amazed by things that are over 100 years old. Then I watch something like the Antiques Roadshow in England, where it seems like nothing is younger than 300 years old, and I have to laugh at myself.
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I like your fence photo — you did capture a good fence. Your corn is definitely ‘knee high by the Fourth of July’. It and the alfalfa are both looking good.
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Pretty shot of the fence and roses.. It is a happy sight to see your plants growing.. Have a happy 4th of July weekend!
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Sorry I haven’t been checking in. Super busy with lots of stuff. Also, I had trouble finding the comment button on your new layout. But I’m still here and your crops look super. Hope you and yours have a great holiday.
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Great pictures again Linda! Your corn is looking good! And love that first pic of the house and antique shop….my eyes fooled me when I first looked at it…..thought I saw the ocean out there!
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A very pretty corner — blogging and memes really do help me to see interesting things an beauty I might have over looked before. Happy 4th!
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HAPPY 4th July That is a very pretty first shot. Your crops are coming on great
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One never knows when a fence is going to pop into view! It pays to keep the camera handy. Interesting how your hot wind blows for a set time, then dies down.
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