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'''Fences''' are walls put up in [[field]]s to prevent [[animal]]s from wandering, or between houses for privacy or security. Some kinds of fences are [[picket fence]]s, [[paling]]s, and [[barbed wire]] fences. Stone walls are a form of fence popular often found in the Northeast. [[Robert Frost]] wrote a poem called ''Mending Wall'' in which he questions the idea that, "Good Fences make good Neighbors." | '''Fences''' are walls put up in [[field]]s to prevent [[animal]]s from wandering, or between houses for privacy or security. Some kinds of fences are [[picket fence]]s, [[paling]]s, and [[barbed wire]] fences. Stone walls are a form of fence popular often found in the Northeast. [[Robert Frost]] wrote a poem called ''Mending Wall'' in which he questions the idea that, "Good Fences make good Neighbors." | ||
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Revision as of 21:23, March 18, 2008
Fences are walls put up in fields to prevent animals from wandering, or between houses for privacy or security. Some kinds of fences are picket fences, palings, and barbed wire fences. Stone walls are a form of fence popular often found in the Northeast. Robert Frost wrote a poem called Mending Wall in which he questions the idea that, "Good Fences make good Neighbors."