This is a beautiful gated community near us with an amazing entrance.
The gate was closed to visitors so I got out and took a few photos.
(while hubby waited in the get away car, lol)
Let’s see what’s inside the gate.
Closer…
And how about a bit of zoom to see even better.
Time to make like a tree and leave.
(can you tell I’ve been watching ‘Back to the Future’?)
I’m joining Tex for the
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Wow-- how neat! Good movie too!
Good morning, Diane
What a gorgeous horse farm. The statues and fountain are lovely. Great fence and gate shots. Enjoy your day!
Happy 4th of July!
I love wondering what is behind those gated communities. That one looks very intriguing. xo Laura
That fountain is a beauty! Driving in and out must make everyone smile :)
Very inviting indeed!
Wow love the horse statue fountain too as well as the fence. B
oh, my. the gate is beautiful and that fountain is gorgeous! thanks, diane!
Great inside the fence. Way to go .
What a beautiful gate!
First let me say I love the clouds in your banner...
That gate is sure pretty...
That kind of fence always has my dying to see behind it. Thanks for the glimpse!
I can see why they would want it gated. You did a great job on sneaking a few shots.
Diane you find the NEATEST STUFF!!!!
get away car....lol!
So beautiful!!!! Love the gate.Blessings Francine.
How gorgeous! I'm glad you braved this and showed us a little glimpse of what is behind the gate :-) xx
That gate and entryway is gorgeous and oh my that fountain inside was divine. Glad you snuck up and got some pictures inside.
So beautiful! I just love that fountain. Too bad you couldn't get in.
Wow - love that statue and fountain - what a glorious area to visit. Don and I are having a little quiet this afternoon, a little nap, a little lunch - while the kids are out and about visiting. Nice to have a little time to recuperate - hee hee. Back to having fun - plus the air conditioner is installed and we are super comfy.
Just now reading "my blogs' Diane and what beautiful photographs. I was out most of the day running errands but now I am in my favorite chair, visiting my favorite people.
Wow! You were brave! I'd have been on the floor in the backseat. LOL! Beautiful statue and display!
(I am not really as excitable as I seemed in that last post. I say the exclamation marks soaring away like arrows and could not believe I had used that many. =/ O dear... )
Diane, What a beautiful place. I loved the sky with the puffy white clouds. that is a summer shot. Blessings, xoxo,Susie
I love your photos! I'm a new visitor to your blog, and I'll be back!
I was with you all the way and you got great shots.
That's gorgeous, and the fountain is out of this world isnt't it? I guess they don't have water restrictions like they do in California...wonder if the gate keeper person sees a lot of stop and take a photo vehicles, and tally's them up?
I would have had my camera sticking through the gate like a kid with their nose pressed up to the window of the candy store too! LOL.
Jen
Beautiful grounds! They obviously love their horses.
Nice covert operation! That fountain is stunning.
What a beautiful place! I wonder if the residents are able to keep horses on their lots?
Happy Fourth to you!
Dewena
Wow what a great view!! Love that horse statue!! :)
Happy 4th of July!! xo Holly
Wow, what a lovely entry way. We bloggers get pretty brave when we really want a photo, don't we?? Have a great July 4th weekend, my friend!
Happy july 4th my friend!!!
Ooooooo does the neighborhood have a stables, or are there little mini farms in there? My girls would love to live in a neighborhood like that!
This is a fun fence post.
Hi my friend. I'm back from Alaska, my photo program is back in working order. Had to do and operating system update on my iMac to "Yosemite". Everything seems to be okay now. LOVE this post. What a lovely place!!
So much fun catching up at your place today, sis. Love all your outings and your dolls...and bear. :)
Happy 4th of July!!
xoxo
What a beautiful entryway! Are you looking for homes here?
Have a spectacular, safe and Happy Fourth of July!
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