Thanks to Kerri for this week's theme, "Doors and Windows". I took literally dozens of photos but now it's time to post them, none of them measure up somehow.
So I've decided to only post the ones that evoke a feeling for me.
The most important feeling for a door must be the feeling of "welcome". Although I only housesat here for a few weeks I always felt like I was being welcomed home when I approached this door.
So I've decided to only post the ones that evoke a feeling for me.
The most important feeling for a door must be the feeling of "welcome". Although I only housesat here for a few weeks I always felt like I was being welcomed home when I approached this door.
This window in the door to a backyard sauna says, "Come on in! Relax!"
The door to the smallest building at a cow dairy. A welcome sight at times I'm sure.
On a warm, sunny day the wide open double doors to the small book shop where I work - a sight that evoked the happiest of feelings for me.
No grand cathedrals or churches around here but beyond these humble doors and windows the same faith is found.
But the old country church
Still has its share of charm
Once families came on Sunday
from the nearby country farms!
Marilyn Lott
from the nearby country farms!
Marilyn Lott
