However what you’ll find below my fence certainly isn’t! I have collated our third gallery to inspire as we commence our final week of spiky squares.
So difficult to know where to begin as there have been some marvellous squares over the past week.
- My fence unlike others we have found this week is designed to keep people out and is not to be climbed. Others though this week have found some fabulous climbers as well as sculptures to climb!
- And as with my fence there has been plenty to be bemused by or to go ouch at this week!
- There have also been plenty of surprises such as a spiky pigeon, serrated butterflies and a wood on fire!
- There has also been beauty and singing to keep us going, for me travel desires to be achieved!
Have you had any favourites, if so do add them in the comments below along with your squares for today.
- I’ve been heading out to find my spiky squares if only I had thought to look inside the garden shed or go to the supermarket!
- Whilst some have gone round in circles or been bristly inside others taught me something new and made me jump!
- I was delighted by the Chihuly as well as the cardinals in the forest and the very unusual headpieces
- A smile has also been brought to my face thanks to all the sprouting, greenness and signs of spring.
A huge thank you to you all for being such fun participants this month, I can’t wait to see what happens in the next seven days.
- There could be bristly moments, ‘ahha’ occasions, or dizzy spells.
- Maybe we will even be lucky enough to have more fabulous newcomers
- Whatever happens though over the next seven days I know spiky squares will come to a point and that we will say goodbye,
- But unlike Brexit it will be, thanks to all of you, be a supportive week that is also fun, beautiful and incredible!
The life of B 
Thanks, Becky.
My contrib: https://quincyharley.wordpress.com/2019/03/28/explosive-art
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You have to tell!!!
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I have forgotten the story?!!
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Finally have looked at these wonderful spikys 🙂
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Oh you’re a superstar to come back and browse round 😊
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I love to see others work. Sometimes they surprise with interpretations 🙂
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I am frequently surprised, occasionally bemused but always delighted:-)
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I think my roses may be at least the equal of your barbed wire! They used to grow it around castle to keep out invaders and I bet it worked.
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Fascinating!
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You have some serious barbed wire there! Looks like it might be around a prison?
Barbed wire is interesting, the history of it and how each roll or strand ? is different and are unique to what they are used for, or meaning of the designs. We have a ranching/heritage center here, where all kinds are displayed and the history of each type.
Here’s my entry for the day:
https://wp.me/p3RE1e-7bF
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the sluice gates of an unmanned reservoir dam, so wires for our own safety.
I am intrigued though by your heritage centre. What an unusual exhibition but must be fascinating.
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This is certainly forbidding! And another round-up! I don’t think I even got half way through the last lot. You certainly attract a lot of posts for your square challenges. As the week ahead looks promising it might be a while before I get to browse through this lot too, though I am sure there are some excellent spikes to look out for.
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I had a spare hour and wasn’t in the mood for writing a Portuguese post so decided to have fun collating instead 😊 plus like you a promising week ahead so might be April before I collate the final one!
Have fun spike hunting in between gardening and walking xxx
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Hobbling at the moment, this back is taking longer to heal than it used to. A sign of my age I’m afraid.
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