This standard farm fence borders one of my favourite views seen from the Highlands road. The view changes according to the light and the seasons; the tall aloe is a landmark and the flowers too change with the seasons.
The height of this fence along with the many close strands indicate that it borders a game farm and is designed to keep most wild animals within its perimeters. We have, however, seen a kudu sail over such a fence with ease.
This very sturdy fence at the Doornhoek Lookout Point in the Karoo National Park is designed with the safety of visitors in mind: it is too high for children to reach over – yet allows them a view – and too sturdy to be pushed over by adults, yet is a comfortable height for photographs to be taken over it. It is situated right on the edge of a spectacular precipice that can be viewed in safety.
Something Over Tea 
The second picture is spectacular, very detailed.
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Thank you very much 🙂
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Beautiful views and interesting fences.
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I am pleased that you think so too, Lisa.
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Looks like Texas.
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That is interesting to know 🙂
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What views! And I like the patterns of the fences against the landscapes.
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I am so glad that you do, Laurie.
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Fences matter and a good design makes all the difference. Those views are amazing!
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I will be showing more views of the Karoo National Park in time 🙂
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An interesting take on the patterns of fences
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I am pleased that you have found it so, Derrick.
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I love the view-with-aloe in the top photo. Gave me a little flashback from when I was a student in Grahamstown many years ago!
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When i drove past it this afternoon the valley was filled with mist!
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Beautiful!
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