Thursday Doors: A Whole Lot of History Going On
I would have a hard time speculating on what this door was used for and why changes were made through the years. I tagged this as architecture, which will made a few people either laugh or say naughty words. Taken in Buenos Aries, Argentina in 2015.
If you have a liking for doors, you will undoubtedly find some with more class by following this link to Norman’s weekly feature, Thursday Doors.
Categories: Architecture
Hmm…would be an interesting history to know…like the photo!
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It looks like a door that has run away to join the fairground.
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There’s something fascinating about doors – I guess because so many of them conceal private places and secrets. Maybe the one in your image was intended as a kind of a visual joke.
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I always wonder about what goes on behind the doors. And so many of them have so much personality.
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I saw one In a garden once – just a door, held up by its frame, in the middle of a grassy area with a path that led through it, so you could open it and go through – or you could just peak around the side of it. It was inspired!
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Wow, what a wonderful idea. On a smaller scale, for a smaller garden, a gate could add the same interest.
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I guess it could…
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