Fence covered with license plates mostly from Idaho, but also California, Montana, Colorado and Utah.The small red, white and blue plates are motorcycle plates.
This fence can be a bit creepy at first, but you’ll change your mind when you see that it’s a little cute boy trying to climb over. This is actually a sculpture in Charlotte NC.
A burglar would probably not break into this house because of all the sharp pencils
This roller coaster fence signalizes fun, joy and openness. We can hope that the owners are as joyful as their fence.
Maybe it’s a bit hard to see, but there are several bras hanging on this fence. It started in 1999 when four woman’s bras were attached to the wire fence alongside the road. The original reason for this is still unknown, but it has grown to a famous tourist attraction known as The Cardrona Bra Fence with hundreds of individual bras.
This weird fence has several toothbrushes hanging from it. And who knows, maybe your toothbrush is hanging next to Bret McKenzies or maybe Prime Minister Helen Clark?
The third picture (the one of the brick boy climbing)is a little deceptive because of the angle of the shot. The sculpture is actually a large book and nothing remotely like a fence. It IS however kind of creepy. At least I’ve always thought so. It’s part of a small uptown park called The Green that’s filled with book and reading related sculptures and environmental elements (note the “Twain” sign in the background). Wonderful place.
Hilda Jonessays
this is great I love the roller coaster one, its makes you wonder what they where thinking when you built that.
KathieMTsays
In Alberta, along highway 22 south of Longview, on the west side of the road, there is a mile or so of fence that has gimme hats on every post.
the one with the boy climbing up is crazy!
Love the Bra fence! LMAO!!
The third picture (the one of the brick boy climbing)is a little deceptive because of the angle of the shot. The sculpture is actually a large book and nothing remotely like a fence. It IS however kind of creepy. At least I’ve always thought so. It’s part of a small uptown park called The Green that’s filled with book and reading related sculptures and environmental elements (note the “Twain” sign in the background). Wonderful place.
this is great I love the roller coaster one, its makes you wonder what they where thinking when you built that.
In Alberta, along highway 22 south of Longview, on the west side of the road, there is a mile or so of fence that has gimme hats on every post.
the cute boy one is the best
Nice work:)
I love the bra one 🙂