I don’t think we would have made it through 2020 without a steady diet of nature programs. From Britain’s Gardener’s World, to Huw Richards’ YouTube channel, to PBS Nature documentaries, we found ourselves routinely escaping to the country (and yes, that’s another show, although not about nature
We are so fortunate in our area of Ontario to have original 100+ year old cedar rail fences. These are either maintained by farmers or rebuilt by split rail fence builders (usually old farmers). Ours tend to be zig zag in style, running into a tripod holding structure, five rails high, or straight line rails running into a squarish structure on which the long rails rest. I'm so pleased to see cedar rails on your property too, and hope that one day you might be able to restore them.
I can't wait to see what your pasture will look like in a couple of years.
We are so fortunate in our area of Ontario to have original 100+ year old cedar rail fences. These are either maintained by farmers or rebuilt by split rail fence builders (usually old farmers). Ours tend to be zig zag in style, running into a tripod holding structure, five rails high, or straight line rails running into a squarish structure on which the long rails rest. I'm so pleased to see cedar rails on your property too, and hope that one day you might be able to restore them.