How many of you can remember the old riddle about when is a door, not a door?
All together now - "When it's ajar"!
This door wasn't ajar, but it is in serious need of a lick of paint. I think it is going to get one shortly, as it looks like someone has been busy scraping away the old layers.
Who want's to take a guess at what colour it is going to be?
I don't mean to be out of the blue, but I think it's oging to be red, or green lol.
ReplyDeleteThere's something about a door, natural like this - alright it needs proper sanding down and finishing with linseed oil or I suppose a wood preservative, so it would be nice to think it doesn't get painted but I guess it will. I'll guess ... dark blue.
ReplyDeleteFound you in "Blogger's Note". Well done!
ReplyDeleteIt's a handsome old door with lots of character and history. A coat of paint will certainly change the look!
ReplyDeleteHello GailMan,
ReplyDeleteI love this picture of you because I like the old things full of history.
I have a relative post in cutand-dry too, if you
want to have a look.
The door that better
ReplyDeleteI think it will be painted a dark blue and it would be nice to have a pot of winter pansies beside the door.
ReplyDeleteHave a good weekend
I felt like don`t want to open the Door. I`d like just staying and watching... May be somebody would open it from the inside)))
ReplyDeleteIt`s very vived. Thank you!
Always a great image a peeling door.
ReplyDeleteI would hope for a teal or a turquoise. Although dark green is also appealing, or apple red.
ReplyDeleteGreat Door GM, but its not ajar.lol
ReplyDeleteThat beautiful almost luminous blue you find in alot of mediteranian countries.
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