The challenge this week was ‘Door’.
This door was seen in the tiny village which lies at the foot of Chateauneuf in the Burgundy region of France. The door decorations look like some kind of secret sign language.
This door is situated in one of the outbuildings of Chateauneuf. As stress cracks go, those are pretty good.
This door (a lock door) looks as though it’s opening onto a whole new cruising experience. In actual fact, it was stuck like that, with us inside the lock. I sense a slimy lock-ladder climb coming up. 😦
Another lock door, this one holding back thousands of tons of water. Hopefully.
And finally a straightforward, old fashioned door.
To see other ‘doors’ visit the Weekly Photo Challenge site.
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Lived that last one!
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Meant love not lived. Sorry
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Doors are intriguing, are they not?! Love yours!
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Really enjoyed perusing your great collection of doors but I have to admit the big lock door had me feeling grateful I wasn’t in your position!
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Wide variety of doors, Sandra. I especially liked the last one for the carving on it. 🙂
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What a nice variety. I love the top photo. It suggests a secret, private door. What is the significance of the wheat on the door?
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I’m not really sure. Maybe a charm to ward off evil spirits? A fertility symbol? It was a tiny cottage beneath the ramparts of Chateauneuf, a beautiful castle in Burgundy.
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