VISUAL SAINT PAUL: Strong current

Thursday, July 03, 2014

Strong current

A strong, sturdy fence
Onlookers safe from the creek
Wild downstream current
Linking to Good Fences

19 comments:

Cranberry Morning5:43 AM
You guys have really been hammered this spring (summer). Glad the fence is strong. Would hate to fall into those waters.
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Roan5:45 AM
A good use for a good fence.
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eileeninmd5:58 AM
Now that is an important fence, keeping people safe from the fast moving water! Great captures! Happy weekend!
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TexWisGirl6:08 AM
a very good and necessary fence! you have had SO much rain! eek!

thanks for linking!
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EG CameraGirl6:10 AM
Good thing the fence is there!
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The Cranky6:37 AM
Haiku to go with the visual poetry; love it!
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Halcyon6:37 AM
Sometimes fences are a good thing!
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MadSnapper6:38 AM
this is a GOOD fence to keep people safe from that rough water
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21 Wits6:51 AM
Lovely! Looks like a fun place to hike!
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Margaret Birding For Pleasure7:11 AM
That fence certainly will keep people out of the creek. Great shot.
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Karen 7:21 AM
Very nice.
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Sharon8:21 AM
It really is rushing past.
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Rose9:16 AM
That creek looks like it is just wild...wondering it it is always like that.
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Linda9:57 AM
Looks like something to stay away from!
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Cheryl @ TFD10:18 AM
The water is certainly moving fast! Glad there is a nice fence between the people and the creek.
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sonia a. mascaro10:26 AM
A necessary and good fence.
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Janey and Co.11:40 AM
Oh my! Is it that way every Spring and Summer?
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Kathy2:55 PM
It seems that your area is on the news every night because of weather. I hope things stabilize soon.
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William Kendall9:16 PM
Gorgeous!
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