PaulOfHorsham's photos with the keyword: Happy Fence Friday

One from the back catalogue for Happy Fence Friday. Visitors can buy a ticket to climb the tower of the University Library. A great view of the town from the top, while the route takes in this exquisite staircase.

Taking a rest from murmuration duties

I encountered this cute gate at the entrance to Thorney Island Sailing Club.

Jutting out into Chichester Harbour, access to the island is through a pair of gates, one on each side. This is due to the presence of a Royal Artillery base, who took it over from the Royal Air Force; a runway remains, though I don't think it sees any regular use. You have to be buzzed through both gates onto and off if you are taking the circular walk around the island.

Situated on the South Downs just outside the village of Kingston Near Lewes (to give it its full name), the mill was built in 1828, but destroyed in a storm in 1916. Reconstruction started in 2009, and a working mill was in operation in 2016.

Spotted an interesting looking flower, so took a few photos. Turns out to be wild Teasel (thanks Google Lens, which is so helpful in these situations)

A revisit to Knepp, and a wander around the "Middle Block", without a guide this time. I encountered this calf which had managed to get out of its field

Railings, fences - it's much the same isn't it? The big building is The Grand - the fanciest hotel in Brighton. The concrete blob next to it is The Brighton Centre (for events and stuff)

Seen from "The Trundle" (or, apparently, St. Roche's Hill), Goodwood is possibly the most scenic horse-racing circuit in the UK, located high on the Sussex Downs above Chichester. How many fences in this picture?