Bonaventure Cemetery, Savannah, Georgia, U. S. A.

Bonaventure Cemetery, Savannah, Georgia, U. S. A.

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Black iron fence, Charleston, South Carolina, U. S. A

Black iron fence, Charleston, South Carolina, U. S. A

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Carter House, Franklin, Tennessee, U. S. A.

Franklin, Tennessee, U. S. A.

 Read about Franklin's Civil War history at

www.history.com

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Good Christmas Fence

Natchez, Mississippi, U. S. A.

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The Barn Collective #9

Can't beat a red barn with both a horse and American flag.


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Classic fall decor

One of the many beautiful old homes in Franklin, Tennessee, U. S. A.

This was mid-October this year.  Most of our fall color down south comes in November rather than October.

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The Barn Collective #7

This has to be my best barn find this year.  Quilt barns are few and far between down here and I am always so happy to find one.  I can't seem to get out on a pretty day at a good time when the sun is not straight up and glaring.  But, a quilt barn on a hazy day is better than no barn at all.

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Pumpkin pickett

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The Barn Collective #6

Under dreary skies

Leiper's Fork, Tennessee, U. S. A.

Festive:Frightful

Near Leiper's Fork, Tennessee

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Fences, grand fences

A grand entrance to fences, not to be outdone by sky.

Entrance to Milky Way Farms

Just north of Pulaski, Tennessee

See more at these links:  Milky Way Farm       My visits to Milky Way Farm

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Yard art

Bottle trees at the entrance of a farm somewhere in Giles County, Tennessee.

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Grey picket

Late spring fence

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Idyllic

Got it all here.

Rural, old, architecture, abandoned, fence, church, blue sky

Sometimes we avoid the interstate going back and forth to Nashville.

We found this gem this week.

Bear Creek Road, Between Culleoka and Lynnville, Tennessee

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Two's company

Photo ops still few and far between, and mostly limited to the home grounds.

I'm grateful we have a good sized property and no neighbors to amuse with my squatting, bending, and sitting on the ground.

I did a little Googling and I'm calling these "blue-winged wasps".  They have a scientific name, but that's much to hard for my retired, keep-it-simple mind.  They feed on grubs and do not usually sting.

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Sittin' and waitin'

Let's go fly, Dad!

My guess is that these are Eastern Kingbirds.

What do you say?

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Countryside

Not an unusual or remarkable fence, but it's a good one surrounding the picture perfect pasture.


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Perched

Robins are plentiful at our place, as they are everywhere else, I'm sure.  They have built a nest on the support underneath our deck and with a flashlight I can see pretty little blue eggs through the crack between planks.  They are always perched close by, and it is easy to get some fairly close shots.  So . . . I have a ton of photos of Robins.  And I can't tell a male from a female.

I think this one has an injured foot.

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Noblit Cemetery

Isn't that a pretty blue sky.  Straight out of the camera.  I did no editing.

Noblit Cemetery, Sugar Creek Road, Giles County, Tennessee

September evening

We didn't have a summer garden this year, but Hubby has planted greens.

That is cotton behind him (not ours).  Most of it is shoulder height, but I understand that cotton is way behind this year due to our cooler, wetter summer weather.  Last year at this time, those plants were full of bolls opening with white fluffy cotton.  There are plenty of bolls out there, but very few of them are opening.  Hopefully, there is still time to get a decent crop.

See last year's cotton here.

 Even the dying Zinnias are pretty.

There is a bumper crop of poke salad along this fence also.

But not as pretty as last year's that you can see here.

Looks out of hand, doesn't it?

That's because it is. :)

And, finally, here is the other side of my friend from the other day.

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