Good day to all the folks here at Good Fences. These are a few more of the shots from our recent blue highways day trip. Not sure what the history of the western style entrance is. Maybe it is as simple as it was easier to find the opening in fences. TexWisGirl probably has the answer. Irregardless, there certainly are a lot of variations along the route we took.
A fairly simple entrance marker.
A little bit more decorative
Then there is the identity statement gateway.
And finally just fences!
Wishing everyone a great weekend. Thanks for dropping by for a visit. Now mosey on over to the Run A Round Ranch Report for more fab fences.
Thanks to host TexWisGirl, akaTheresa,
over at the Run*A*Round Ranch Report.
A Little of Nothing 
i believe it originated from days of the huge cattle ranches. sometimes the ranch brands were displayed there, sometimes ranch or owner’s names, and sometimes it just made it easier to find the ranch entrance in all those acres of country! 🙂 thanks, janice!
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Thanks, Theresa. I sort of thought finding entrances would be helpful.
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Great job on the them of fences, Janice. I’m always fascinated not only by the fences on the ranch land, but also the cattle guards.
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It is interesting. Thanks for the visit, Linda Kay.
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wonderful selection of fences and gates.
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Thanks, Felicia.
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Where is the Sears Farms? I have friends in Idaho name Sears.
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This is in central Texas. Thanks for the visit.
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I’m sure she will have the answers! great examples here, what fun to see these.
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Thanks, Karen. Glad to have you visit.
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Great selection of fences in this post today
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Thanks, Margaret.
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These were all fun and different. I really like the “Identity” gate.
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Yes, they are fun. Thanks for the visit Ida.
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Those big wheels are nifty. Are they artwork, or actual former wheels?
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I do not know for certain. Good chance they are from days of old.
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Great photos!
Love the simplicity of the photo: “A fairly simple entrance marker.”
Wishing you a lovely weekend. 🙂
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The same to you Sonia and thanks for the visit.
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The top photo is my favorite – lovely!
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Thanks, Carola.
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The first one has me stumped, I can’t see the entrance but maybe it is obvious if you are there. Nice interesting shots.
Diana
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Well, you cannot see the actual road until you are even with it. The wheels with the reflectors let you see where it is behind all the grass. Thanks for the visit, Diana.
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I love Sears Farm….and I still love Texas too after living there for many years! Good fences!
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Well, I moved back to my native Texas about 11 months ago after 38 years in Missouri. Being fun to rediscover old places and learn new ones.
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A great variety, nice pictures. 🙂
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Thanks, Jocee.
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All are pretty, I like the first, simpler one!!
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I think that one really is just marking where to drive is located. Thanks for the visit.
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wonderful entries!
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Thanks, Tanya.
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That’s a nice variety of fences you’ve found.
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It is easy when you are in the passenger seat! Thanks for stopping by.
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Wonderful selection of fences! I like Sears Farms! 🙂
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Thanks, Ileana.
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Nice variety of fences in your post this week.
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Thanks, C.J.
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I am almost envious varieties of pretty fences you people have 🙂
Wonderful pictures♫♫♫
Sending Lots of Love and Hugs from Japan, xoxo Miyako*
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Everybody seems to have their own style! Thanks for your visit, Miyako. Blessings from Texas, Janice.
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I like all of your fences, but especially like those blue reflectors!
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Thanks, appreciate the comment and visit.
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