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Doors v26.26

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Time for the weekly Thursday Doors challenge with our host Dan Antion. For those who love entrances, exits and the buildings and art that surrounds them this is the spot for you. The wonderful contributions from everywhere will delight. Share your own link in the comments on Dan’s weekly Door’s page.

I took a few too many minutes for fun I guess and didn’t get out for some fresh doors shooting so I had to scan the archive. It’s an odd collection. I know I could have taken a break this week, but I took my vacation weeks from Doors earlier this month, so I’m just getting back on track.

This first home is one that is no more. I’m glad I got a shot of it before it was torn down. I think the previous owners of the home behind it sold and I think that was on their property. Partial door on the lower right side.

An abandoned wooden barn surrounded by dense greenery, with visible signs of decay and weathering, including broken windows and peeling paint.
Photo by Mike Hartley

Below is the Inn at Springfield Manor off Route 15 just north of Lewistown Maryland.

A picturesque house with a red metal roof, set against a backdrop of rolling hills and a cloudy sky.
Photo by Mike Hartley

My attempt to put some humor into my doors post. This is one you might not want to knock on. Have a great week all.

A view of a ship's cannon protruding from a window, with ropes and pulleys visible along the ship's side.
Photo by Mike Hartley

Author: Mike Hartley

With a lifetime and a half in the Newspaper industry I'm preparing for my retirement career as an Artist, Writer, Photographer and Video content provider. I'm a proud father of two wonderful children and I'm still married to the first girl I fell in love with and probably only one that would have me.

3 thoughts on “Doors v26.26

  1. Lovely trio

  2. Great post, Mike. I love that last door. The first one is great, too.

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