Clearly these three stalks are not concerned with encroachment! Maybe they just want a better view. ;->
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Adventures of Dorrie Anne 
MOST excellent photography! Colors, whimsical, engaging. . .it has all that & more!
Nice going, Dr. J!
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Thanks! It was one of those places that just screamed out for a portrait!
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I think fences are for birds to land on, right? 🙂
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Birds do seem to like to land on fences, even the ones with such narrow wire. I don’t know how they hold on! ;->
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Happy New Year…nice to hear from you after my long absence. I like live bushy fences. I bet that one demarcates the land? I wonder what it’s for….
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No telling what it is for. It is all Forest Service property, as I understand it.
http://www.browncanyonranch.org
Maybe it is from an earlier time, and no one took it down. There doesn’t seem to be any demarcation need. But it made a lovely subject for my lens.
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Your questions and photo reminded me of a thought by Robert Frost: “Don’t ever take a fence down until you know why it was put up.”
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Good idea. ;->
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🙂
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You know what they say… The grass is always greener on the other side… Nice photo!
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Thanks. Or maybe yellower?
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Lol. Cute.
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