“Why it’s simply impassible!”
Alice: “Why, don’t you mean impossible?”
Door: “No, I do mean impassible. (chuckles) Nothing’s impossible!”~ Lewis Carroll, Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland & Through the Looking-Glass
Norm over at Norm 2.0 has a Thursday Doors feature, and I decided to jump in this week. Like most photographers I know, I take a lot of pictures of doors. We have quite a few doors around the Wabi-Sabi Ranch, not all of them where you might expect to find a door. While the old back door appears perfectly fine, it is not (it is broken) so we replaced it with a new, and similar, door when we renovated the laundry/mud room. We have not yet decided what to do with the old one so it leans against the Weathervane Building, waiting for a new home. I’ve been thinking about putting it in the woods as a standing sculpture of sorts. Or maybe as part of the entrance to the marsh.
If this door could talk, I wonder what stories it would tell?
breezes at dawn 
I love it! Thanks for joining in 😀
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You’re welcome, Norm. And thank you. 🙂
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What a great idea to use your door as sculpture! I can also see it supporting your morning glory vines in a few months. Hope you are enjoying this beautiful day 😉 WG
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Thank you, WG. 🙂 I think I’m going to use a window for the morning glories. We certainly have plenty of windows sitting around here. I don’t know why since this is supposedly the only house ever built on this property. I guess someone was dumping construction trash out this way because we have all sorts of things like that.
I did indeed enjoy this beautiful day and spent most of it outdoors (which is why I’m so far behind in my blog reading!). The wind has been quite invigorating. Hope you enjoyed it too. 🙂
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I suspect this door could share many openings on happy times, sad times, new opportunities as well as closings on times fading away, gentle closings, and stud-rattling slams. But I think the door would respect privacy and not share all it’s seen.
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Wonderful answer, Carol. I think you’re right. 🙂
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I love the idea of leaving it as part of the grounds!
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Thanks, Corina. Me too. 🙂
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The ‘new’ door against the old shed wall is a nice contrast. A way in where there was no way in before? jane
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I like that idea, Jane. 🙂
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Raining here today, so we took a day off from the house sprucing (for sale) and trying desperately to catch up on blogs and comments, etc (not to mention laundry)…
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PS… I LOVE the door idea… for some reason it makes me think of Alice’s rabbit hole. Can’t explain why.
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