When you travel through the central or Bluegrass Region (so named for the dark green grass that is commonly grown here--mature grass has a blue bloom spire) these dark brown or white painted wooden fences surround the thoroughbred horse farms where Kentucky Derby winners are bred and raised. This particular farm is on scenic Route 60 between Frankfort and Versailles. And yes, that's a horse barn not a fine home!
Friday Fences is a new meme hosted by my good blog friend Janis at Life According to Jan and Jer . Go there to sign up or check out the fences shared by other players.
15 comments:
Such a gorgeous setting Faye...it looks like a lot of horse farms up this way! Great shots. Thanks for playing!
Such a beautiful horse farm and so well manicured! No doubt that barn is heated with carpeting! lol
I love horse farm fences - they just make my heart feel happy.
Gee, that barn is a LOT more fancy than my house!!!
I do love the way those fences are maintained!! They look so beautiful!
very nice very nice... those horse live much much better than I do! LoL! Of course, those horses make much much more than I do, too... LoL!
Swing by Barn Charm on Monday evening if you'd like & link up this beauty... it's beautiful! =)
in answer to your ? about a bunch of pelicans Faye.. I was wrong, but yet again! daa :D
Their called a pod of pelicans.
Pam i am
Now that's a beautiful view and a mighty fine barn I would happily call Home fence and all.. move over horsey.
Enjoy your weekend Faye,
Pam
We see these when we go home to Tennessee...I always love how clean cut everything is. Just so neat and tidy.
Hi, thanks for stopping by today. I love KY, lived in Pineville and Somerset from age 10 to 15. a beautiful farm and fence
such beautiful country you live in! spectacular horse farms!
I'm envious of all the incredible places you've visited.
They sure do have beautiful fences in Kentucky. B
I've seen some of those horse barns, and they do look like mansions. Very nice fence shot.
Gorgeous. I'm surprised the fences aren't made of gold. I'm sure those horses are treated like royalty.
Living large! That's a mighty big farm house and hundred times multiplied by mine.
And the color of the fence is so neat!
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