Door to Nowhere

Actually, I should have called this "Watch Your Step" because you can't see from this image that the door is above ground and there's a 6-foot drop below it! Watch Your Step would have made more sense- oh well! I could rename it but...

[Allison Williams]

It’s a handsome door.

[Barb]

Lovely capture with the brick archway and the shadows cast across the door!

[Kartia]

First step sounds diabolical.

[eDorre]

Cool shot

[Diana]

Amazing find and capture with wonderful brickwork.

I would need to watch my step, I missed a stone step last week, fell and fractured a rib.

[Beryl Lloyd]

Such a quandary!! it must have been in use at some time , but how !!

[Joan Robillard]

Hoping you can stay and leave on Sunday (or later) going to be rainy Thursday and Friday morning but we could go to the fair on Saturday. Plus Friday afternoon could be leaf peeping. Beach Wednesday.

[Joanne Diochon]

Easy to get out through it but a big first step!

[mittens (Marilyn)]

I love all the shapes and textures.

[LManning (Laura)]

How intriguing!

[katy]

It’s a terrific composition, even though we can’t tell about the 6 foot drop

[Kathy]

Interesting POV. A 6 foot drop from the base of the door. Did they used to be steps there?

[Carole Sandford]

Very intriguing!

[Rob Z]

Such a nice shot

[Ann H. LeFevre]

@allie912 @bjywamer @kartia @edorreandresen @ludwigsdiana @joansmor @beryl @gardencat @mittens @ljmanning @grammyn @randystreat @carole_sandford @robz

Thank you all! I'm sure there were wooden steps from it at some point in time, but not now. I think it was blocked off inside.

[Rick Schies]

A wonderful viewpoint Ann

[Ann H. LeFevre]

@digitalrn Thanks Rick!