This gate is Base
Price
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An
open-picket design. By lowering the mid-rail from it's normal
placement near the upper third, or 'Golden Rectangle', we see a
more stout proportion to the same gate.
Speaking
of stout: Casing the neighborhood, Jocko chanced upon the
gates and for a moment, a fleeting moment, he was drawn back to
the cold dank days of a life gone bad. A life quarantined
among the thieves and the murderers and the side-show carnies of
Quentin's famed South Block. The
Big Q. The Bastion on the Bay. Dreaming of that temptress
Gate
#4
The
mid-rail slightly higher, and the top rail stepped.
Gates
photographed in the studio, all alone, make for a sad image if compared
to a gate settled into the bucolic setting of a peaceful garden. But
wait! What's this? Yes, of course. Does Jocko know? Just
inside the garden, his lovely Lewella, succumbing in his long absence
to a bevy of fears and phobias that appear to include, well . . .
peach trees. Oh Jocko. Hurry!
An
open-picket design. By lowering the mid-rail from it's normal
placement near the upper third, or 'Golden Rectangle', we see a
more stout proportion to the same gate. 