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Pumpkins on Fenceposts by Pookie & Schnookie

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I nearly drove off the road yesterday when I discovered that Schnookie had bought the traditional Maple Hoo autumn decotation -- pie pumpkins for the fence posts in the garden. EEEEEEEE!!!! It's really Fall now!

-- Pookie

Fencepost by 'Chris'

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Protonemura sp nemouridae by Badenoch and Strathspey Conservation Group

Thanks to craig for id. Strathspey, Scotland.

female northern February red stonefly Brachyptera putata taeniopterygidae by Badenoch and Strathspey Conservation Group

Strathspey, Scotland.

Weekend 4: 12 Tons of Stone, 13 Posts, 45 bags of Concrete by James Van Arsdale III

Frost and fenceposts by Alan Roberts

Lichen adorned fenceposts by Odd Wellies

09 Fencepost by annarouse

Wire and Wood by Mista T

Wire cutting through Wood

The last fencepost by Nancy Williams

The fence may have long gone but the last fence post remains standing.

fencepost by Alan Reese

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a nice stock fencepost & barbed wire shot. it surrounds the field containing the alien message (see other photos herein).

Kingfisher on fencepost by kiwinz

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Beach Fencepost by Jamie Jennings

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Taken at the beach near Crissy Field, Golden Gate Park, San Francisco.

female northern February red stonefly Brachyptera putata taeniopterygidae by Badenoch and Strathspey Conservation Group

On a threatened site, in Strathspey, Scotland.

Fenceposts by j.miner

fence by psi~

not much to see when walking in the fog!

Garden fence by Marian Byrne

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sleeping4 copy by Kalin Ayn

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Time's Fencepost by Michael Palmer

I just really liked this old, moss-encrusted fencepost. It shows the steady consistent movement of nature in reclaiming it's own space.

Fencepost by Scott W

Colony Farm Regional Park

fencepost by ISO1977

walking down the trail to the pt cabrillo lighthouse.

fencepost by Crayon Wrangler

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by Lucy

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I've been away over Easter, spending time down the South Coast with family etc. On my insistence, I dragged everyone around to a wrecked lighthouse and a forgotten graveyard with grass almost knee-high. This little place bordered the graveyard. Many of the tombstones, half-fallen and coated in lichen were for young children, another for a man who was 'accidentally drowned'. There were hollow spots of subsidence that you had to watch out for - graves that had long ago been insufficiently filled and have since sunk with the years.

It was quite eerie, really. :)

EOS 7D Mark II_101484 by Gertjan Kamsteeg