28 September, 2026

weathered door

 this building was demolished but I always liked the look of the door.


24 comments:

  1. The door is looking very old. Have a nice day ! Greets

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  2. Weathered and filled with character, but it had to go!

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  3. ...all good things come to an end.

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  4. I love it.
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  5. Man, looks like that door has been through it ALL!

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  6. Wonder what it would say?
    hugs
    Donna

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  7. I love the look of this, Bill. How sad to know the building is no longer there.

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  8. Excellent capture of textures that tell a story of many years in the elements.

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  9. It's the kind of door that could tell a story if it could talk.

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  10. Nice, I have an album with just doors at Flickr. I agree with Sharon, must be stories here.

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  11. We happen to have a similar door, (in very good condition) from the early 1900s saved by a family member; I refinished it and repurposed it as a coat rack.

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  12. Mysterious, isn't it? That door could have told many stories.
    Have a great week, dear Bill.

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  13. Que pena que o prédio foi demolido. Não teria como restaurar?
    A porta tem história! Boa semana! :-)

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  14. Great photograph Bill, and if it could talk I'm sure we'd hear some wonderful stories.

    I must also comment on your current wonderful header photograph which shows "looking at Benroe in Co. Donegal and toward the silhouette of Benbulbin in the distance. Photo taken from Killybegs harbour." It's a beautiful scene and photograph.

    All the best Jan

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  15. That is one great old looking door.

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  16. Old doors always attract me too. This one has stories it could tell.

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