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With all the different kinds of fence
posts in Montana, |
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it was only a matter of time before
people started to "decorate" their fence posts. |
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This doesn't count as "decoration." The
bird house actually is providing valuable habitat for Bluebirds near Canyon
Ferry lake. |
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Here is a classic fence post
"decoration." |
In
Rosebud, Montana you can see another version. |
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The orange florescent paint on the top
of a fence post near a gate isn't decoration either. |
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The orange paint means: "No
Trespassing, No fooling!" |
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Since the 1970's,
Montana landowners can designate their land as "off limits" |
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by spraying fifty square inches of
orange florescent paint near the top of their fence posts. |
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102404 Looking toward the
Bear Paw mountains
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outside of Big Sandy,
Montana we see the orange paint. |
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Wait a minute... |
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What's that "figure" to the left of the
orange fence post? |
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Let's take a close look... |
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What you see is the artwork of
Cory Holmes of Havre, Montana. |
North of Havre you'll see this.
(It's called "Vast Delight") |
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On the following pages we'll show you a sample of his work located |
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between
Hobson,
Utica and Windham, Montana. |
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