Linking up with Trish at My Little Drummer Boys for Wordless Wednesday.
Colours of Sunset
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Colours of Sunset
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Linking up with Trish at My Little Drummer Boys for Wordless Wednesday.
One has to love the textures of doors.
New Zealand has fabulous doors. I’ve got about 15 more I didn’t post! The texture is cool, the stories (and people behind them) even cooler.
Imagine what they have seen. I’d love to know too. Rachel x
The 3rd one is doors to the ballroom at Larnach Castle in Dunedin. The Ballroom was built for William Larnach’s daughter’s 21st birthday party. 7 years later, she died of typhoid fever and was laid in her coffin there. Those doors have seen a lot!
LOVE, LOVE, LOVE these photos !!!
Have the best day today.
Me
Thanks L! Hope you’ve had a great day, too! x
Love door photos and you’ve got some good ones. I think I like the first one best. Any would make great wall art.
Thank you! I love the mystery of them.
Gorgeous – particularly love the first one!
Thank you Alison! That is in Arrowtown, South Island, NZ.
love those doors!!!!
Thank you!
Amazing shots! Makes you wonder where they lead to…
Ai @ Sakura Haruka
I only walked through one set – the second ones. They led to the ballroom at Larnach Castle in Dunedin, NZ.
Oh, aren’t they just divine??!!! You could just let your imagination go crazy, couldn’t you ?
You could! Would love to know what they have seen, who has walked through them, what they have hidden.
Wow! Certainly some character there! 😀
Thanks Carmen! I was hoping to capture their character!
Lovely shots!
Thank you!
I love those doors. I especially love the door in the tree.
Thanks! Larnach Castle has a Alice in Wonderland theme going on, with different items scattered throughout the gardens. We think that was one of them?
Wow – what amazing shots. I particularly love the second one. That door has secrets. Just beautiful.
Thanks Kim! Heaps and heaps of amazing doors in NZ!
I love door photos – imagine the stories they could tell.
Thanks Trish! I’ve never considered them before, but in NZ I got hooked and fascinated with them.