More doors from the picturesque village of Gargilesse this week. If there is a common thread to this batch, it’s that all these doors, rather than being pictured in isolation, as it were, are shown in the context of the houses to which they belong.
I’m intrigued as to why the plate on the right hand gatepost of this house reads “Old Fashion Jazz Band”:
I’m also intrigued as to the significance of the cut-out letter ‘M’ in this upper-story door. It can’t be the obvious, because that would be ‘H’ for hommes.
This building used to be a pottery, which probably explains the substantial artefact in front of the door:
Not exactly disabled access, this one:
or this:
Thursday Doors 27 October 2016
Love this set. Lovely house.
Thank you, Sherry.
Really beautiful photos, weather beaten but beautiful!
Some real beauties you found there. I have a fondness for the ironwork on that last one. Leave that one with me for a few days to sand and give it a fresh coat of finish and paint; it will be stunning!
I love these doors, especially the last one.
Thank you. It’s interesting that most people like the last one most. To be honest, I only put it in to make up the numbers. My favourite is the one with the mystery ‘M’.
Liked that we got to see the houses that go with these great doors
Very nice finds!
Of all the DoorPosts this week, yours is my favorite! Love these cottages!
Too kind, too kind. Glad you liked them.
Makes me wonder how old this house is,,full of character..Nice shots.
I really enjoyed seeing the doors “in context”, so to speak. Lots of lovely buildings this week as well as doors. I laughed at the one with no disabled access. The rest of the place looks kept up, but I wouldn’t want to have to use those stairs. I like your “M” door as well.
janet