Also for Thursday Doors, a lovely little balcony high up in the brick wall. Taken last week in Dodgeville, Wisconsin.
Also for Thursday Doors, a lovely little balcony high up in the brick wall. Taken last week in Dodgeville, Wisconsin.
I am submitting this to Thursday Doors, taken in Dodgeville, WI. A door to outside stairs, I think, with stairs at the back as well.
For Thursday doors.
For Thursday doors.
A barn door for Thursday doors. I took this in 2014 in Michigan, visiting friends. The horses are waiting….
The boat is being returned to the water. This is for Thursday doors. Our boatyard has two cranes. This is the smaller one. The crane operator is in the back, leaning out of the door just a little to see. Two other workers help encourage cars and pedestrians like me to stay out of the way….
I am submitting this to Thursday doors today. It’s not a door really, except sometimes the views traveling or hiking or outdoors are doors into another consciousness… I think that hiking helps me through the door into feeling peaceful and that my problems or worries or hurt feelings are not really significant after all. They are small in this beautiful world. They shrink and seem insignificant.
I took this near the summit of Mount Townsend, looking back. There is Mount Ranier and then we had a discussion about the other peak to the right. Mount Adams, I think, because Mount St. Helen’s is not as tall….
This is for Thursday Doors.
I took this in the Baltimore Aquarium. The escalator down has row after row of different water habitats…but you can see more than one at once….magical and mysterious.
For Thursday Doors…. I love the roses!
Another door, this taken by my daughter,Β of me and a door. We stayed in a cousin’s cabin because our most functional and least ghost occupied cabin was set for a new roof. My cousin kindly let me use their cabin.
My parents helped my aunt and uncle build this cabin. My father talked about it. I have been going to the lake since I was a baby. Now I go about every other year: too far for yearly.
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