Picture a man leaning on a fence, holding a lamb, and a shepherd's crook in the other hand, with a sheep dog patiently lying and waiting in the distance. Then come up with something in your collection of photos which will link to this meme...HERE at Sepia Saturday.
Flat Creek itself below the now repaired footbridge.
Another fence in my neighborhood. Here I look over the Blue Ridge Parkway down toward Burnett Reservoir, the source of all water in the Asheville watershed.
2011. She may not be a little lamb, but is about the right size. And believe me she sheds enough fur in the spring that I wish I could gather it and knit some sweaters from it!
See you back here on Sunday, because I'm off to the Tailgate Market in Black Mountain for Saturday morning. Hope it isn't as cold as the forecast says it will be! And I'm wishing the Mud Buddies sell lots of our pottery!
What absolutely stunning countryside!
ReplyDeleteBest wishes on the sale and thanks for the tour!
ReplyDeletehave a great sale, it is amazing how much fur a small cat can have to shed, I like that curvy wooden bridge
ReplyDeleteLove the first two shots of the bridge/railing; first in spring or fall, then in winter. I often forget the amazing shifts in scenery nature provides!
ReplyDeleteI lve the look of snow-topped fences - we don't see then very often here in Australa!
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ReplyDeleteYou are surrounded by such beauty!
ReplyDeleteI agree with Dara; stunning countryside and Painter (or Panther) is gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteI love that first little rustic bridge over Flat Creek. So glad they kept the rustic'ness to it when it was repaired. The winter picture of it with snow is especially pretty.
ReplyDeleteThanks so much to y'all! Our sales at the market were good today!
ReplyDeleteWhat a creative take on the prompt and I really like the snow-laden fence.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful countryside and a fine collection of fences.
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