If you want to find this fence you'll have to drive up into the rocky mountains to a little town called Central City. There are some fantastic views there. Known more for it's 16 casino's than it's views, I headed up there alone one Saturday afternoon, just me and my camera. For more pictures from my afternoon in the mountains click here.
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| This is a sweet family from the seminary who graduated and just moved away this weekend for their first real ministry job! |
This is a pretty cool fence right?? The one with my daddy in front of it! This picture doesn't require a lot of photographer skill because well just look at the scenery, but what I love about it, is who is in it!!
I do like wrought iron fences, and the scenery behind your dad is stunning.
ReplyDeleteThanks - That's Rocky Mountain National Park!
DeleteYour fences are wonderful--I like how you photographed them. I was reading more of your blog and realize you are exactly where I was quite a few years ago--the wife of a seminarian. I also noticed your name--the same as my first granddaughter!
ReplyDeleteHow wonderful! My husband is going to Denver Seminary, and has a year and a half to go after this semester!
DeleteLovely wrought iron fence in the city, the pattern of the roof in the background compliments the style beautifully.
ReplyDeleteHappy Easter.
Shane ♥
Happy Easter right back to you! :)
DeleteI love wrought iron fences and your photos are wonderful.
ReplyDeleteThank you so much!
DeleteBeautiful fence and fence images.
ReplyDeleteI love the wrought iron fence - such artistry. But it can't be the hand of the Artist who made the scenery behind your father.
ReplyDeleteHappy Easter!
you meant "can't beat" right?! It's a pretty splendid view for sure! A true work of art!
DeleteBritt,
ReplyDeleteYour choice of fences are splendid!!!
We had a split~rail fence around our rental house in the front and a chain link fence in the back when we resided in Colorado Springs!!!
My favorite pick is the one with your Dad in the front!!!
Fondly,
Pat
P.S. With my vision impairment I sometimes have difficulty with your word verification! Just thought you'd want to know!!!
I took the word verification off, I had it off on all my other blogs, but not this one! Opps! Fixed now!
DeleteFences come in all shapes and sizes, just like fathers. That is an amazing view, yes.
ReplyDeleteNice candid photos...the wrought iron is romantic. :)
ReplyDeleteThe iron fence is lovely - but more like something in Europe than high in the mountains!
ReplyDeleteOh, now that wrought iron beauty was what I was hoping to find for this prompt! Lovely images! Thanks for contributing at Thursday's Inspiration! xo
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