Before we begin the journey of circumnavigation of Madrid, I thought I might start with a door. This one is in the town of Almagro in Castilla-La Mancha.
More doors to come along the way…
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Travels in Spain, Doors and Windows (1)
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I’m running out of things to say about your doors!
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For me this is an especially fine example of noble door!
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Noble as in ……?
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I suspect that the house once belonged to a noble family.
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This is a fabulous door, full of character as I am sure many characters have gone through it over the years.
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I always wonder about the people that have gone through a door like that.
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Great find!
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Thanks Sue. I had to wait ages for a delivery vehicle to move before I could get the picture.
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Patience pays off!
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So beautiful! How old do you think the door/building is? I’m in awe of historical architecture–probably because in my hometown, the “old” buildings are early 20th century.
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Spain is the place for wonderful old doors that are full of character. The best place in Europe.
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I’m thinking you would need a battering ram to get in the door if they didn’t want you inside, Andrew! –Curt
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Those that have been looked after for certain Curt. Some you could knock down with a cocktail stick!
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All interesting. And the decrepit ones sometimes the most!
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You being a doorman I thought this might interest you, this lady is not exactly a doorlady although she does come up with some now and then. She has an interesting site which may appeal to you Andrew
http://spitalfieldslife.com/2018/03/10/the-doors-of-old-london-x/
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A very fine collection. Thanks for the link.
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