The village of Rancon, about a thirty minute drive from here at Tranquility Base, is in all honesty pretty unremarkable, although it does hold a medieval fête in June every year which is worth a quick look.

But, to be fair, it does have a few interesting doors, both ancient and modern:

including this particularly decrepit example;

while this neglected door is somewhere on the cusp between old and new:

Rancon’s modern doors are in rather better condition, such as this interesting and quite unusual (certainly for around these parts) offering:

One thing that isn’t unusual around here is the closed-down shop. I was particularly struck by this composition in pastels:

while this pair of garden gates suggests that there may be a bit of neighbourly one-upmanship going on:

Thursday Doors 30 June 2016