The second instalment of the doors of Thiers features those with odd numbers.
The narrow streets of the medieval centre are quite steep in parts, as you can see here:
…and here (not so old, but just as tatty):
Over time, street level has risen, leaving some doors with what could be desxribed as restricted access:
I couldn’t not include this door with the adjacent mural:
And on a hot day, this seemed like a good idea:
Thursday Doors 1 September 2016
Wow! It’s amazing how the street has risen so much. Great images.
Bravo! Another awesome collection.
I’m not sure how no one stops to find a solution when re-doing the street, to take into account the effect of raising the street level will have on the buildings and doors. I have never seen this before; very interesting.
Great selection of doors that could use some love. I really like the mural, although it’s too bad someone put graffiti on it. I think numbers 5 and 7 are my favorites but the rising street could certainly be a problem.
janet
Lots of character in these doors!