West of Harveyville – Sometimes you just have to make do with what you have on hand. Among the remnants of an old farm is this livestock pen, incorporating several old bedsprings, and other odd parts to create the fence.
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great find. love the patterns, especially the curly-Q's of the bedsprings.
Now Dave, since I was on the location when you took that shot, I now remember I forgot to ask you if you had any idea how many “bed springs” it would take to fence in a whole acre on that homestead?