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Thursday Doors: More from Mezieres
Back in November I posted images of some of the doors and gates to be found in our local village of Mézières-sur-Issoire. Those two posts by no means exhausted the local possibilities, however, so here are some more from Mézières.
The local economy is still predominantly agriculture-based and the largest open space within the village is not the statutory place de la Republique, but the Marché des Ovins – the sheep market. These first three doors are to be found there:
This barn is just down the road from the church; you can’t beat a door within a door:
Although this one is obviously no longer still in use:
And finally – just to prove that the village does still have such things – an occupied private house:
Thursday Doors 12 January 2017
theonlyD800inthehameau 
Great set of doors. :>)
Some wonderfully aged beauties in this collection. A door within a door is always a winner in my book 🙂
There’s something beautiful in the rustic doors. I love your collection!
Lovely, i just have a thing about old, collapsing, rustic doors. It seems your area of France will always provide some beautiful examples, thank you for sharing your door world…
I had to smile when I got to that last one, which is quite lovely. But there’s something about that first shot that I really like. That poor, abandoned building is being overrun by the plants!
janet