"Stone walls do not a prison make,
nor iron bars a cage; ..."
(Richard Lovelace - To Althea, From Prison - 1649)
(Richard Lovelace - To Althea, From Prison - 1649)
Earlier in Good Fences I showed a metal fence beside a road and said that it belonged to a prison.
Here it is again.
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| Prison Service Property Trespassers Strictly Forbidden |
Jo commented earlier that the fence did not seem adequate to keep the prisoners in.
Further along however you can see how it's done.
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| Fences within the metal fence |
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| From the outside looking in |
You would need to be a pole vault champion to avoid being inside looking out.
This is a post linked with Good-fences-46.
10 comments:
so much better to be outside looking in, me thinks. :)
The inner fence makes sense :))
Have a fine weekend
【ツ】Knipsa
Yep they are going stay locked up! The outer fence is probably to keep onlookers from getting too close! Great pictures Bob.
I am sure th3e fences do more than meets the eye. I would not attempt to get over or under.
Interesting fences for today's post!
WOW! Those are some high fences...:)JP
Those are mighty tall fences indeed.
High and maybe electric charged.
Our local one had rolls of razor wire across the top.
Good "bad" fence.
I am glad to see there are multiple fences. And like Tex I am happy to be outside looking in.. Have a happy weekend and thanks for stopping by my post.
I don't suppose they have pole vaulting as part of their sports curriculum :)
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