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An Interesting Door

There were all sorts of cool doors at the Vanderbilt Estate.
We were told that this one was from a castle in Spain.
It has two knockers on it.
One for if you walk up to the door and one for if you ride up on your horse!

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Jeremy02-Sep-2024 01:55
That is an interesting door, like the patterns formed by the shadows on it. V
Julie Oldfield01-Sep-2024 14:21
Very interesting. It looks very medieval. V
Jeff Real01-Sep-2024 12:43
This is a really fascinating image!
The light really makes it even more compelling!
V
Bill Miller01-Sep-2024 10:53
Very well designed door for horse and man
Kevin D Warren01-Sep-2024 00:27
Very nicely photographed from inside looking out.
Mairéad31-Aug-2024 21:04
A fine shot and very interesting information. V
Tom Munson31-Aug-2024 19:36
This is a cool door. Nice shot!
Walter Otto Koenig31-Aug-2024 19:22
Nice shot of this massive door. I like the shadows. "V"
Blandine Mangin31-Aug-2024 18:59
beautiful compo and door ! v
Pierre Martin31-Aug-2024 16:42
very beautiful picture and door, great info about the knockers!
globalgadabout31-Aug-2024 15:36
an accomodating door then, designed to make all guests feel welcome..
bill friedlander31-Aug-2024 15:29
Nice how the light brings out the details. V
pkocinski31-Aug-2024 13:56
Interesting door and story...
Helen Betts31-Aug-2024 13:52
Great shot of the door, and very interesting with the two knockers. V.
sand_shadow31-Aug-2024 12:30
Impressive door Vwell photographed!
Tom Beech31-Aug-2024 11:52
So I'm guessing it must have been a door from an outer wall since you wouldn't ride a horse into the living area itself.
joseantonio31-Aug-2024 11:45
really a lovely door....It fits well with a Castle.V.
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