No more than gates you can find a wide variety of fences in County Mayo (Ireland). You may have seen a couple of these before.
Fence on dunes at Betra beach, Co Mayo
Fence near Belmullet Co Mayo
Fence near Belmullet Co Mayo
Fence
Erris head fence
Fence near Louisburgh Co Mayo
Inspired by this week’s One a Week Challenge – Fence
Murtagh's Meadow 
I do love your rustic selection. Thanks for joining our photo challenge MM.
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I enjoy contributing – thanks for hosting!
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Stunning scenery. Lovely pictures, you are such a talented photographer!
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You are too kind Cathy. Thank you.
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Fences always bring thoughts of boundaries in mind, or maybe not. Great photos!
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Thank you:)
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Love the tension of the fences keeping you back from the wide open beyond.
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Or if you are a bit rebellious, perhaps an invitation into that open space beyond…….
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Definitely!
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Don’t fences always look in a state of decay, even shortly after been erected! Maybe Ma Nature is trying to tell us something! 😉
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I think she is.
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Very nice selection, all with great scenery as well.
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The west at its best:)
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Must have missed this. Especially like the picture at Belmullet – the light on the water is just beautiful. Fences and pictures – another theme for a short story.
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Yes, when it comes to fences there is the whole boundary / not boundary idea to develop!
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A beautiful collection of Fence images
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Thank you – glad you like them:)
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