Door frame, Bergen

Incredible, how do they get isolated from the cold with that gap underneath? I love this...

Absolument magnifique et richard a bien ouvert la porte musicalement *********

An interesting study.

Fabulous shot!

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SMILED AT THE VERTICAL CHOICE

You don't want to go up those stairs drunk lol

A funny link, George. "Open the door, Richard!" :))

No problem, after half a bottle of Whiskey *** and a good music!

You don't want to go up those stairs sober, better have half a bottle of whiskey first.
You need some precise astronomical observations to find the vertical.

Beautiful details George.

Fine light, fine view, fine composition ! And, of course, the great Red !

Neat photo. Looks like someone has had a hard time over the years keeping this door working.

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This is so cool, George! It totally reminds me of a crazy mansion in California called the Winchester Mystery House. The widow of the man who made the Winchester rifle was so superstitious that she spent her fortune building onto the mansion, turning it into one of the largest ever built. It was continuously worked on until she died and she made sure all of the angles were strange and off to confuse the spirits she so feared. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Winchester_Mystery_House
Your subject would fit seamlessly into that place! :D

My kinda capture George. I remember many such door frames and steps like this on my visit here too. Well captured and framed :)

Herb

Great colour and a well framed photo, George. A clever musical match :-)

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Oh, that's quite a crazy door! Helter-skelter. ;-)
The house must be on a very unstable piece of ground!

For this original house entrance it was a good decision, George. :)

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Thanks for the visit.

Have a great day.

We all get a bit twisted with age!!!

drunken staircase ;-))

You got it just right, what a wonky door! The one in the PiP is also cool.

Fine study, George !