Barbed Wire and Buttercups

Meadows and pastures are spangled with buttercups.
Buttercups are small and have a satiny glazed look. Mixed in are Indian paintbrushes and milkweed.
Imagine how different this scene would appear with no fences or telephone poles strung with swooping wires.
A leaning rusty fence post holds this barbed wire fence. I love to find an old fence on  hand cut wooden posts. Black locust was the most commonly used wood for fence posts in Oklahoma.
  
Don’t fence me in!

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