The County Fence Podcast

The exciting conclusion of eastern Ontario’s oldest and most prestigious boundary and fencing publication’s fiftieth volume, You Come Find Me by travel editor Rachael Boardman.

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County Fence Bi-Annual Magazine is Eastern Ontario's oldest and most prestigious boundary and fencing publication. While the print edition has explored Eastern Ontario's boundaries since 1973 we are now bringing County Fence to the world wide web for the very first time. www.countyfencemagazine.com

We’re descending into the darkness that is the wild untamed bush of Northern Ontario.

This is ‘Hudson’s Boys’ by literary editor, Gregaro McKool.The County Fence digitization program is gathering steam so if you want more of what we do here please don’t forget to like, subscribe, recommend us to your friends, and all that jazz. You can follow us on Mastodon, Substack, Reddit, Bluesky, and Instagram. Links on the website.

County Fence Bi-Annual Magazine is Eastern Ontario's oldest and most prestigious boundary and fencing publication. While the print edition has explored Eastern Ontario's boundaries since 1973 we are now bringing County Fence to the world wide web for the very first time. www.countyfencemagazine.com

This week we’ve got art editor Walter Liu’s final piece for County Fence’s fiftieth volume. Hope you enjoy ‘River’s Cafe.’

County Fence Bi-Annual Magazine is Eastern Ontario's oldest and most prestigious boundary and fencing publication. While the print edition has explored Eastern Ontario's boundaries since 1973 we are now bringing County Fence to the world wide web for the very first time. www.countyfencemagazine.com

Sad news. This is Eight Bells, by Jules Octavian.

County Fence Bi-Annual Magazine is Eastern Ontario's oldest and most prestigious boundary and fencing publication. While the print edition has explored Eastern Ontario's boundaries since 1973 we are now bringing County Fence to the world wide web for the very first time. www.countyfencemagazine.com

This week we’ve got travel editor Rachael Boardman’s love letter to her home town.

County Fence Bi-Annual Magazine is Eastern Ontario's oldest and most prestigious boundary and fencing publication. While the print edition has explored Eastern Ontario's boundaries since 1973 we are now bringing County Fence to the world wide web for the very first time. www.countyfencemagazine.com

We’ve got another one from Napanee Correspondent Brenda Hogg. I hope you enjoy reason number seven Greater Napanee is greater: The Napanee River.

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County Fence Bi-Annual Magazine is Eastern Ontario's oldest and most prestigious boundary and fencing publication. While the print edition has explored Eastern Ontario's boundaries since 1973 we are now bringing County Fence to the world wide web for the very first time. www.countyfencemagazine.com

This week Jules Octavian reflects on his life and thinks about his own mortality. I hope you enjoy Jules Octavian and the Fountain of Youth.The County Fence digitization program is gathering steam so if you want more of what we do here please don’t forget to like, subscribe, recommend us to your friends, and all that jazz. You can follow us on Mastodon, Substack, Reddit, Bluesky, and Instagram. Links on the website.County Fence Bi-Annual Magazine is Eastern Ontario's oldest and most prestigious boundary and fencing publication. While the print edition has explored Eastern Ontario's boundaries since 1973 we are now bringing County Fence to the world wide web for the very first time. www.countyfencemagazine.com

This week we’re talking Gold Diggers & Trophy Wives.

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I hope you enjoy the latest instalment from travel editor Rachael Boardman about the ongoing drama between her and Brenda.

County Fence Bi-Annual Magazine is Eastern Ontario's oldest and most prestigious boundary and fencing publication. While the print edition has explored Eastern Ontario's boundaries since 1973 we are now bringing County Fence to the world wide web for the very first time. www.countyfencemagazine.com

This week Gregaro McKool is back with more thoughts on art, why he does it, and what the hell he's going to do with his. I hope you enjoy: Gregaro McKool’s Socialist Extravaganza Part Two.

County Fence Bi-Annual Magazine is Eastern Ontario's oldest and most prestigious boundary and fencing publication. While the print edition has explored Eastern Ontario's boundaries since 1973 we are now bringing County Fence to the world wide web for the very first time. www.countyfencemagazine.com

The County Fence digitization program is gathering steam so if you want more of what we do here please don’t forget to like, subscribe, recommend us to your friends, and all that jazz. You can follow us on Mastodon, Substack, Reddit, Bluesky, and Instagram. Links on the website.

This week…well…this is the week Brenda looses it. I hope you enjoy: Brenda Hogg’s Third Reason Greater Napanee is in fact Greater: Family Values.

County Fence Bi-Annual Magazine is Eastern Ontario's oldest and most prestigious boundary and fencing publication. While the print edition has explored Eastern Ontario's boundaries since 1973 we are now bringing County Fence to the world wide web for the very first time. Follow us on Mastodon, Substack, Reddit, Bluesky, Instagram, and here on YouTube. Links on the website: www.countyfencemagazine.com