Deadly dance

@Rhys: Thank you, Rhys. I found the wire gaily sinister.

@mosleh: Thank you.

@pLusOne: Thank you, P1.

@MaryB: thank you, Mary. I appreciate that.

@dpm: Thank you, dpm.

@Alun Lambert: Thank you, Alun.

@martie: I agree. There is a strange attractiveness in it although I was interested in showing the conditions I live under. Thank you, Martie.

@Peter Miller: Thank you, Peter.

@HoMo: Thank you, Homo.

@givethemhell: Sometimes a necessity. Thank you, Eva.

@Observing: This is around our wall so is designed to keep people out who might want to do us harm. I wanted to get closer because the wire looked even stranger from a different angle but it involved climbing a wood fence which might have aroused security personnel with nasty guns. Thank you, Mike.

@Lorraine: Thanks, Lorraine. A little shocking but I wanted to document it.

@Teresa Durães: Thank you for your interpretation.

@Betty: Thank you very much, Betty.

@Judy: Keeping us a little safe anyway. We do leave everyday for work. Thank you, Judy.

@António Pires: Many thanks, António.

@Daroru: There have been a number of accounts on compounds by terrorists. Many thanks, Daroru.

@Koushiro~光子郎: Many thanks.

@Viewfinder: Thank you, VF. It would be attractive if it weren't so sinister.

@Ronnie 2¢: Pigeons can be pretty dangerous. Thank you, Ronnie.

@Tracey: Excellent interpretation. Thank you, Tracey.

@Elisa: Thank you, Elisa.

@Ron: Thank you, Ron. That's an uplifting comment.

@Anne: Yes, it does have an Arabic look. I think this kind of protection (and more) is part of everyday life for Westerners here. Thank you, Anne.

@Chris: Nicely put. Thank you, Chris.

@standley: Thank you, Standley.

@Craig: Many thanks for the sentiment, Craig.

@Farhad.B: Thank you, Farhad.

@Oswegan: Many thanks, O.

@John Maslowski: Thank you, John.

@Ian Bramham: Thank you, Ian. I really appreciate your comment.

@dENY: Thank you, dENY.