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Travels in Spain, Doors and Windows of Puebla de Don Fadrique
This entry was posted in Arts and Crafts, Europe, History, Hotels, Natural Environment, Spain, Travel, World Heritage and tagged Andalusia, Doors and Windows, Postcards, Puerta de Don Fadrique, Through the Keyhole. Bookmark the permalink.
Lots of character in these
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Love the age and wear
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No plastic doors in this place! Thanks for stopping by.
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Great – doors with character
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Absolutely! Thanks!
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Lovely!
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Thanks Jo, I liked this place and it’s doors!
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The bottom one reminded me of Hannibal Lecter!
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I can see that now!
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Such textures and potential stories
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I always wonder what great stories old doors can tell!
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Yes
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Don’t some of these doors in Spain have some sort of historical and cultural significance based on knobs and knockers etc? I forget which town I was in where we were told this, or was it on Malta somewhere?
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I think you are right. Different door knockers have different meanings. in Barcelona, had a rustic meal last night with a bottle of cheap temporanillo!
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Bottle? Things are looking up especially if you ordered by grape variety! Congratulations. 🍷👍
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I love the warmth and earthiness of timber – I can see it in these!
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No plastic doors in this place.
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Certainly not
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Great atmospheric shits – it looks like the second one has a mouse entrance too. 🙂
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Got to take care of the wild life!
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Just noticed an unfortunate error – “atmospheric shots” was what it should have said. Sorry!
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Andrew, those are doors with tales to tell.
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I always wonder how many people have walked through them!
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