Thursday, April 10, 2014

Fence on the Roof

 At the top of an older Newmarket home

Yesterday while my husband was taking a nap, I took a walk from the hospital to Main Street, Newmarket to see what I could find to photograph.

Looking over a fence to see a fence (Did you get that?)

I am linking to Good Fences HERE.

58 comments:

  1. Clever! And I like the look of this house!

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  2. That's a lovely house, is it Victorian?

    Hope all is well with your husband.

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  3. A widows walk?
    Very nice find and photo.
    Wishing you and yours all the best



    ALOHA from Honolulu
    ComfortSpiral

    =^..^= <3

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  4. I agree. I would call it a widow's walk... that's assuming you can see the ocean from there !

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  5. Dearest EG CameraGirl;
    Wow, lovely house with lovely 2 fences♡♡♡ I like the way you expressed the fantastic house "Looking over a fence to see a fence"♪

    Sending you Lots of Love and Hugs from Japan, xoxo Miyako*

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  6. What a charming home, is it near the water perchance?

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  7. The one on the roof is work of a craftsman.

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  8. I'm feeling a little fenced in. ;-)

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  9. That is an interesting design for a roof segment. I love your fence within a fence concept.

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  10. Oh I LOVE that little fence thingy (technical term:)) I am sending you hugs for the husband thingy (technical term:) take care and keep smiling and snapping.xo Hug B

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  11. Love that house! and both fences!

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  12. Those are awesome crafted fences and the house is beautiful! I was thinking widow's walk too atop the house! Now that is a unique fence for Good Fences! Cool!

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  13. You managed to double up on the fences, clever you. The house is really interesting.

    Darla

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  14. What a cool photo! Wonder if anyone uses the top of the roof or if its just for decoration. Either way it's a beaut shot :D)

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  15. That is quite a house! And 'tis well-fenced. I would love to explore this place; I'll bet there are a bunch of nooks and crannies full of interesting things!

    Best wishes to you and your husband!

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  16. wonder how the birdies land on that one? i know, i know the answer - slowly & very lightly?? or it could be very ouchy, ouchy, ouch! ha. ha!! ( :

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  17. There was a widow's walk on the old farmhouse we moved from some years ago -- I find that structure fascinating. Great image. xo

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  18. love that house and both fences to

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  19. the widow's walk is really neat! i like the whole place - front fence, too. :)

    thanks for linking in camera girl! :)

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  20. That's a cool old house. They don't make 'em like that anymore.

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  21. The fences are great but what's even better is that you were able to get out and see a few things and have some fresh air.

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  22. How cool is that? Great take on Good Fences.

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  23. Two for one! Love the widow's walk.

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  24. It must be a royal home...it has a crown on top!

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  25. What a fantastic find! And I love the way your photo has a fence and a fence!

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  26. ….not until you told me.

    But it's a cool image!

    =)

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  27. i always want to see what's inside a victorian house. my curiousity gets stronger every day it seems.

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  28. Nicely seen and captured, and what a beautiful old house this is!

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  29. Great old house, EG! It's funny how blogging can be an escape for a bit when things are stressful but it does make you head out for a walk when you can and just occupy your mind a little. Hope the patient gets out of there soon.

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  30. Ein schönes Haus. Wohnst du hier?

    Liebe Abendgrüße von der Waldameise

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  31. Reminds me a little of that neighbor in Mary Poppins who thought he lived on a ship and put off a cannon every night!

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  32. Lol of course... ;) playing words... but I can really see the fence below... and the fence on the roof... love it! Thanks for sharing! all the best, too!

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  33. Amazing architecture!
    I hope all is well with your husband.

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  34. I've seen those before but wasn't aware they were called a widow's walk. Great photograph. Loved visiting you on this Good Fences Thursday.

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  35. That's an interesting fence on the rooftop- hope your husband is feeling better.

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  36. I like these shots so much. Cool to find a fence on the roof.

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  37. Got it! That is a beautiful house and I love the fence on the roof. I wonder if that is a widow's walk. Is the house near the water?

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  38. Very decorative and fits the house so well.

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  39. Love the house and the fences! Great find! Enjoy your day and have a happy weekend ahead!

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  40. Great one on the two fences. Like the style of that house.

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  41. What a beautiful old home. Two fences for the price of one! Have a nice weekend. Mickie ;)

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  42. Didn't they used to call that a widows walk? Love that old house. Great picture!

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  43. Reminds me of my mother's apartment building.Gives a lot of charm to the structure.

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  44. I suppose the top level is only for decoration.

    We have a shopping region called New Market.

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  45. Great find. What a cool looking house and the little fence on top is very unique.

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  46. I got it :))
    I really like the fence on the roof, I wonder if they can go up there, that would be neat if they can, it's a very pretty house.

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  47. Interesting scene! Love the house!

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  48. Two for the price of one---YAY!
    A fence around the Widow's walk. Clever. Love the house too. MB

    Got your email. Thanks. MB

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  49. That's great. I love those old Victorian houses.

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  50. very creative play on words. I wonder what the purpose is for the fence on the roof?

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  51. I got it, but I don't get it! I guess it's purely ornamental, right?

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