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Gates of the Hill Country, Texas |
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Last year when we visited the Hill County, I fell in love with the Gates. I decided if we ever got back I was going to take a LOT of photos of them, to share. I fell in love with the individuality, the art, the simple ones, the outrageous ones. Here are some, Thanks to the people of the Hill County and their great gate builders. |
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Above, very functional, with a bit of brick at the sides, yucca plants for decoration. |
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Above, columns of stacked stone, wrought iron, and cattle grate. Note the MK and JK on the columns. |
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Above, wrought iron, with spear tops, gate & sides the same, initial J. |
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Above, functional taken into the world of nature. Isn't this fabulous? This gate is quite tall, maybe 10 foot. |
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Above, columns, local stone, flags. Note the UPS box, on the short column on the left, it is about 4 foot tall. |
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Copyright 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009 by Carol A. Bowen Stevens |
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