Muskoseepi Park, Grande Prairie, Alberta, Canada

Can anyone id? On a threatened site in strathspey, Scotland.

A weekend at Boomerang Beach with "The Gang"

Mountain Cedar (proper name - Ashe Juniper) is used throughout the southwest as fence post material because the resins preserve the wood for decades. Cedars are an environment problem now due to the lack of natural range fires which historically controlled their growth and their thirst for water. Cedars have overtaken pastures and made springs and seeps go dry with their continual spread. Historically this shrub was confined to rocky hillsides and canyons but now range throughout central and north Texas, as well as, southern Oklahoma.

Hamilton County, Texas - January 2004

From the fence of decaying boots along Orcutt Road.

294 fence posts and 12 strainer posts enclose my field on Dunnet Head, Caithness. Many are lichen encrusted.

I’d previously made a pressed herbarium, documenting the plants growing on my 6.5 acres, in Dunnet on Dunnet Head, the most northerly point on the UK mainland, and now, I’m looking again at my field with fresh eyes, at lichens.

294 fence posts and 12 strainer posts enclose my field on Dunnet Head, Caithness. Many are lichen encrusted.

I’d previously made a pressed herbarium, documenting the plants growing on my 6.5 acres, in Dunnet on Dunnet Head, the most northerly point on the UK mainland, and now, I’m looking again at my field with fresh eyes, at lichens.

Couldn't resist capturing this image when I walked by earlier today

Fenceposts. As a picture, this was barely mediocre so I inverted it in PhotoShop and kind of liked it.

One of my favorite things in the spring and fall is to burn all the brush and stuff collected, drink some beer, and take some pictures. This is burn #1 for fall 2010...

Quite blue. It was a cloudy afternoon.

294 fence posts and 12 strainer posts enclose my field on Dunnet Head, Caithness. Many are lichen encrusted.

I’d previously made a pressed herbarium, documenting the plants growing on my 6.5 acres, in Dunnet on Dunnet Head, the most northerly point on the UK mainland, and now, I’m looking again at my field with fresh eyes, at lichens.

Yungaburra

Atherton Tablelands

North QLD Holiday, June/July 2009

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Fenceposts

obviously, I really liked this post...

This is the fence that separates the west paddock from the central paddock.

294 fence posts and 12 strainer posts enclose my field on Dunnet Head, Caithness. Many are lichen encrusted.

I’d previously made a pressed herbarium, documenting the plants growing on my 6.5 acres, in Dunnet on Dunnet Head, the most northerly point on the UK mainland, and now, I’m looking again at my field with fresh eyes, at lichens.

FA: Shapes, shadows