Paper Bag Lantern Next To River
The paper bag lanterns on the fence posts were quite handy for seeing the walking boundaries. Unlike the last time, we didn't bring flashlights.
Nara Standing By Fence
Of course Nara can't stand still for 4 seconds. Nara had a headlamp worn as a necklace so we were less likely to lose her. They had paper bag lanterns on all the fence posts - really, very effective.
Horses Close To Cabin
In the evenings, the horses are free to roam the property. They generally stay away from the guests, but they do sometimes get close to the vehicles and houses.
Still Two Prizes Missing
The packages they were missing were in the fence behind them. I took the photo so I could show them so they could find the chocolates.
Guise Bay
At this point the wind is blowing pretty good and it's just starting to rain. The thing to notice here is the line of fence posts that help keep the grass here. Those posts were probably set 100 years ago.
Hikers Walking To The Top
The poles are setup to keep "backcountry" skiers in serviced terrain so they don't get stranded on some cliff with no snow benieth them. In the summer, they are just an eyesore.
Fence at Rathtrevor
The Beach at Rathtrevor has a few area's where they are trying to protect the beach front from being trampled by humans. This railing is a nice way to keep people out.
