This type of fencing is called a wattle fence. It is constructed by weaving flexible green saplings between posts. This wattle fence is in the Monacan Indian Village at Natural Bridge.
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Wonder if the Indians were the original "wattlers"? I've seen this type of fence in historic villages and in Sweden--and Ireland. Love how it looks as a decorative fence for flower or vegetable gardens
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Wow...can you imagine the work involved in making this fence! Love it!
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ReplyDeleteAfter you explained how it was made, I started wondering - wouldn't it be easier to use the living vines...
ReplyDeleteSorry to hear about your brother, and sorry that your niece had to be the one to find him!!
A beautiful natural fence.
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unique in its rustic beauty.
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ReplyDeleteIt must have taken a lot of dedication to create, and it's beautiful. I enjoyed the Monacan Village link, I place I'd like to see.
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ReplyDeleteLove this wattle fencing! It has a very Native American feel to it.
ReplyDeleteReally interesting, and so pretty. Kind of restful, somehow.
ReplyDeletePretty effective fencing, I would think.
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