Ugliest Fence Challenge!

[j.w]

Larkin whoever built that took a lot of time painting that fence and it does stand out like a sore thumb! Looks like it should have an Indian village living behind it :razz:

 

[Fishylove]

Oh I see Lou and his hat now!! Lol JW, idk about a native village, maybe the village idiot?!? Lol nah kidding

 

[taherrmann4]

OK Big Lou, Here is a Candidate for Ugly fence.

Larkin had no idea you were an artist too????

 

[brandonsdad02]

I just looked...I have a few pictures that have ugly fences...lets see if I can get them loaded.

 

[j.w]

I went out walking yesterday and brought my camera and found a few ugly ones but when I went to click it said change battery pack............oh well another day another dollar, whatever!

 

[Big Lou]

I went out walking yesterday and brought my camera and found a few ugly ones but when I went to click it said change battery pack............oh well another day another dollar, whatever!

If at first you don't succeed, try, try again!

 

[j.w]

Have to wait for a dry day to go for my walk and then back to looking!

 

[capewind]

I think I would rather live near that broken stockade fence than look at that painted one! YIKES!!!

 

[brandonsdad02]

So not exactly the ugliest fence but its a fence none the less and i think they are cool..

This one I call "If these walls could talk"

This one has seen better days

Lost in time

And my fav...There is no fence in this one but totally amazing

 

[DrCase]

brandon thats some good looking America

 

[brandonsdad02]

Thank you Dr Case. Those were all taken in Iowa.

 

[j.w]

Brandon you should start a barn or old barn/building thread. I've got some to put in there if ya do :razz:
Still going to look for the fence ones but when it's dry which may be awhile.

 

[gardengimp]

Brandon, I really like that second picture. Crop the top off to just above the fence post and it really pops. Good eye.

 

[Big Lou]

Great photographs Brandon.

 

[gardengimp]

I was down in the Keys for the holidays, spending time with hubby parents. I saw this and just had to get a crappy cell phone pic to add to this thread. The guy who built it was out with some friends, so I didn't take much of his time, but it is dry stack, and he built the entire thing. And he said, has rebuilt it a few times when vehicles have hit it. And it is well within the set back, but heck, this is the Florida Keys after all. Really neat work. I can't imagine hauling all those rocks.