The petit cité de caractère (as it likes to style itself) of Le Dorat has featured in this thread before, albeit only once and that almost three years ago. A recent visit – for a specific purpose that will be revealed next week – yielded quite a few previously undiscovered doors of character, starting with this impressive ironwork on the door of a butcher’s shop:
Echoing this style is the door….er, next door:
Two doors for the price of one next, although the impressive stonework surround gives the edge to the one on the right:
And here’s another with an even more elaborate surround:
But before we get carried away with ideas of grandeur, here are a couple of doors that could be politely described as derelict:
Thursday Doors 4 July 2019
Wonderful doors and stonework. I’m afraid I looked much closer at the butcher’s signboard than at the doors; they seem to have game as well as the usual farm animals.
I like the signboard, too, but all the doors are attractive as well. I like the contrast between the two side-by-side doors.
janet
The decorative ironwork in the first few is so beautiful. Thanks for sharing these 🙂
Wow, they’re all pretty!