Great Dixter, East Sussex, UK
Here is my first entry for the “Good Fences” Photo Challenge! Every year I do my own English Garden Tour of selected gardens in the UK. This is a handmade fence at Great Dixter Manor and Gardens in East Sussex. I chose this photo because it showed part of the manor house, the wildness of this section of the garden and the use of old limbs and twigs for fencing! Enjoy!
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4 Responses to “Good Fences at Great Dixter, East Sussex, UK”
so very beautiful! thank you for joining in! 🙂
Thanks! I look forward to the fences!
Wow the color is gorgeous in this shot. – Nice fence and the hint of the manor behind was really nice. – Glad you joined in on the fun.
Thank you Ida! I am looking forward to this challenge!