Friday, January 30, 2015

Rosey Fence

Joining Theresa over at her Run*A*Round Ranch Report Good Fences gathering:




A bright, sunshiney-yellowy surrounding today's fence.




Thanks for taking a look and to see more good fences than you could shake a stick at... click on this image:




Cheers and my very best wishes :D)






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  1. Margaret Birding For Pleasure30 January, 2015 07:35

    Such beautiful yellow roses against this fence.

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  2. Bob Bushell30 January, 2015 07:51

    I agree with Margaret, beautiful images Susan.

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  3. FOREST SNAPPER30 January, 2015 07:54

    I can smell those rose's over here.

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  4. TexWisGirl30 January, 2015 08:03

    what a lovely overgrowth that is!! thanks, susan!

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    1. Sue (this n that)30 January, 2015 15:47

      Hi T, thanks very much ... and, bonus, because they're "borrowed" there's no garden maintenance attached ;D)

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  5. Debbie30 January, 2015 09:29

    oh goodness, it is beautiful, you can never have too many flowers!! And the new header pic......is that for me???? I thought so ;)

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    1. Sue (this n that)30 January, 2015 15:52

      Too right Debbie, and oh yes, ha ha... smart cookie, you saw through my cleverly disguised surprise for you ;D) !! xx

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  6. 21 Wits30 January, 2015 09:41

    Oh I like the flowers even better than the fence!

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    1. Sue (this n that)30 January, 2015 15:54

      Whoa !!! ;D) thanks Karen, but we better keep that to ourselves.... lol, it's supposed to be the fence... ha ha, I wont tell, if you don't !! Cheerio now :D)

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    2. Sue (this n that)30 January, 2015 15:57

      p.s. .... it's okay though, T likes them too... good to have a laugh eh !

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  7. Ida30 January, 2015 10:22

    Oh how pretty. That 2nd shot is wonderful. I love roses and my mom has a yellow one that has that nice sunny yellow color like yours. It's a ways off from rose season here yet so this was a nice reminder of what is to come. Thanks for visiting my blog last week and wishing me well.

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    1. Sue (this n that)30 January, 2015 15:58

      Thanks Ida, so glad you like it too. They certainly add that shot of colour don't they, can see why your Mum likes them too.
      You're welcome, and glad you read you're on the mend :D)

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  8. Lovable Derek30 January, 2015 11:05

    Very pretty shots, and so fresh - a fine inspiration start to my day.

    Have a nice day.

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  9. Amy Burzese30 January, 2015 12:41

    The roses are so pretty. Love the yellow.

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    1. Sue (this n that)30 January, 2015 16:04

      Thanks very much Amy - Yellow in the garden always stands out doesn't it... glad you enjoyed it :D)

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  10. Pauline30 January, 2015 13:27

    I love yellow roses and yours are delightful. They sure add something to that fence!

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    1. Sue (this n that)30 January, 2015 16:06

      Many thanks Pauline... the people who own them obviously enjoy having them hanging around all right :D)

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  11. DIMI30 January, 2015 16:13

    Hello Susan!!
    Such preety yellow roses!!
    Like the wooden fence!
    Great captures!
    Dimi...

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    1. Sue (this n that)31 January, 2015 11:44

      Hi there Dimi... thanks for your visit and I'm real glad you enjoyed these :D)

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  12. orchid032430 January, 2015 16:31

    Dearest Susan; Oh, roses with a bright, sunshiney-yellowy color, How sweet and beautiful♡♡♡ And I always have funny feeling for our opposite seasons p;-)

    ps: Thank you very much for the sweet comment. I loved and warmed my heart to read that your husband's
    handmade wooden stove made your granddaughters happy♪

    Sending Lots of Love and Hugs from Japan to my Dear friend, xoxo Miyako*

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    1. Sue (this n that)31 January, 2015 11:47

      Thank you so much Miyako - they do give a lovely sunny feeling don't they.
      Yes, I agree - it's incredible how we can have totally opposite seasons - this blogging surely enables such amazing communication in the click of the keyboard!!!
      Ah, yes that little wooden stove in your post certainly brought back lovely memories for us... quite a few years' ago - made with love and it certainly put lovely smiles on gorgeous little faces for many years :D) Lovely to see you again!

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  13. Vicki30 January, 2015 19:04

    Great pic! I really like juxtaposition of the delicate rose against the strength of the fence.

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    1. Sue (this n that)31 January, 2015 11:50

      Thanks Vicki, it's nice when two things can show off each other like that - I love the background too.
      Cheers now :D)

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  14. Jenny Woolf30 January, 2015 21:42

    Once again I wish I was in the antipodes to see roses blooming! :)

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    1. Sue (this n that)31 January, 2015 11:51

      Hi Jenny, beaut to have you visit - nothing like a love of flowers is there.... Cheers and glad you enjoyed some sunshine and roses ;D)

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  15. eileeninmd30 January, 2015 22:20

    Lovely fence scene, the yellow roses are gorgeous! Happy Friday!

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    1. Sue (this n that)31 January, 2015 11:52

      Hello Eileen, many thanks ... oh, again I seem to be claiming ownership of the roses... just the photo! Have a great weekend won't you :D)

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  16. MadSnapper n Beau30 January, 2015 23:57

    they are both beautiful, the last one is beautiful. i love yellow flowers and this rose on the fence is so nice

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    1. Sue (this n that)31 January, 2015 11:53

      Yes, the last photo is my favourite too - many thanks for your comment Sandra, lovely to see you again :D)

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  17. Bethany Carson31 January, 2015 02:20

    The yellow roses are gorgeous! Great shots.

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    1. Sue (this n that)31 January, 2015 11:56

      Hello Bethany, nice to meet you... thanks for your comment, I appreciate it :D)

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  18. Unknown31 January, 2015 04:39

    Hi Susan, I'm back! :)
    And thanks for the shoulder pad to my blog, it's very proud now ;)
    You caught me on this one, I love roses :))
    And I like that fence, too ;)
    Have a fine day
    【ツ】Knipsa

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    1. Sue (this n that)31 January, 2015 11:58

      Yay... your computer is on the mend, good news! Your blog was certainly having a mind of its own... ha ha.
      Thanks for your visit and glad you like (love) roses... I love them too but the pruning side of them is awful, so I love to view them in other peoples' gardens ;D)

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  19. Joan Elizabeth31 January, 2015 20:47

    Yellow roses ... my favourite.

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    1. Sue (this n that)01 February, 2015 18:51

      That's nice... they certainly provide a real splash of colour! Thanks for visiting Joan :D)

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  20. Carola Bartz01 February, 2015 03:17

    I love roses hanging over a fence! How beautiful!

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    1. Sue (this n that)01 February, 2015 18:52

      Glad you enjoyed the post Carola - thanks for commenting :D)

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  21. CountryMum01 February, 2015 08:54

    Beautiful photo. Love the vibrancy of the roses. They are so cheery!

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    1. Sue (this n that)01 February, 2015 18:59

      Hi Lynda, many thanks for popping over from South Australia... glad you liked the post and, yes they are cheery indeed :D)

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  22. EG CameraGirl01 February, 2015 12:06

    The roses are gorgeous!

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    1. Sue (this n that)01 February, 2015 18:59

      Many thanks EG, I always appreciate your visits :D)

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  23. Sue (this n that)01 February, 2015 18:50

    Many thanks Felicia :D)

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  24. mick02 February, 2015 11:08

    Thanks for your comment over on my blog and thanks for the photos of the beautiful yellow roses over that fence. - Just what I needed to give me "lift" this morning!

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    1. Sue (this n that)05 February, 2015 08:12

      You're welcome Mick, it's nice to get a lift just when we need it :D)

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  25. Sandy02 February, 2015 12:09

    simply beautiful....

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  26. DeniseinVA02 February, 2015 15:51

    The roses are gorgeous Susan and make a lovely decoration for the fence.

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    1. Sue (this n that)05 February, 2015 08:13

      Glad you've enjoyed them Denise, thanks for popping over :D)

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  27. DeniseinVA02 February, 2015 15:52

    p.s. thank you so much for your sweet comments on my blog. Wishing you a great week :)

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  28. Terry and Linda03 February, 2015 10:26

    The roses are delightful! The color perfect! And I love your header!

    Linda ❤⊱彡
    http://coloradofarmlife.wordpress.com
    https://coloradofarmlife.wordpress.com/sherlock-boomer

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  29. sandy04 February, 2015 04:04

    Can't wait to see such color here - very pretty fence photos!! We are having our second warmer day - we will be in 60's again.

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    1. Sue (this n that)05 February, 2015 08:16

      I bet you cant, nothing surer though... those warm days are on their way!! Cheers now :D)

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  30. A Colorful World05 February, 2015 04:12

    What gorgeous roses! I LOVE that second shot! great post for Good fences!

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    1. Sue (this n that)05 February, 2015 08:16

      Many thanks Marie... lovely to have you visit :D)

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  31. laurak/ForestWalkArt :)05 February, 2015 07:18

    the yellow roses sure do add some color and love to the good old fence!!

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    1. Sue (this n that)05 February, 2015 08:16

      Thanks so much Laura... they really soften those hard edges don't they :D)

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