I love it too. It has history. A story. If it could talk it would empart not only it’s story, and not only the things it’s seen, heard and experienced, but it would give you a new perspective. A new way of looking at something …. anything.
Wow, I love your insight. Seems like the focus of doors is what’s in them. Your comment has opened my eyes to what may be seen on the other side as well. ❤️❤️ Thank you!!
Cemeteries amaze me. Wylie and I were at one yesterday and I looked on Find A Grave and there were 6 requests for photos. We looked and couldn’t find any, but being that it as 32 and windy I didn’t take much time. Will return on a warmer day!
A memorial door. How fitting! I was just sitting here trying to “decide” where it has been hanging all these years, and imagining how fun it would be to sit a spell–ice cream cone in hand, of course–trying to “see” who came and went over the years. :)
How different it must have been! No central heat or air, no electricity or indoor plumbing (at least part of the time), sleeping on a hay filled sheet for a mattress, traveling in a wagon… Times sure have changed. :)
Hi! I’m so excited to see you here. Welcome and thank you for commenting!
The door is actually at the same cemetery where Laura Ingalls Wilder and her family are laid to rest. This door is on a little memorial building for someone else in the cemetery. So unique! :)
Oh wow how intriguing that visit must have been. It’s always neat to consider how they must have lived, likes and dislikes. I always think about what it might have been like during their era. That is unique!
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I love it too. It has history. A story. If it could talk it would empart not only it’s story, and not only the things it’s seen, heard and experienced, but it would give you a new perspective. A new way of looking at something …. anything.
Fabulous!
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Wow, I love your insight. Seems like the focus of doors is what’s in them. Your comment has opened my eyes to what may be seen on the other side as well. ❤️❤️ Thank you!!
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Yes, I can see the appeal :)
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Thank you- it’s a bit of old world/ welcoming, but not exactly in the sense of coming in. More of a welcome home. 💜
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That is a very cool door! It looks like something out of Arabian nights or something.
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Oooo, yes!!
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me too!!!
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You make me SMILE!! 😊😊
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Love that door!!!
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You would LOVE that cemetery!
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Cemeteries amaze me. Wylie and I were at one yesterday and I looked on Find A Grave and there were 6 requests for photos. We looked and couldn’t find any, but being that it as 32 and windy I didn’t take much time. Will return on a warmer day!
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Brrrr!!!!!! Pretty neat though!
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Wonderful door!
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Hi!! Thanks so much! :)
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Fantastic pictures. Imagine the stories they could tell :)
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I appreciate that SO much! Thanks, friend! 😊🌻
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very welcome :)
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A memorial door. How fitting! I was just sitting here trying to “decide” where it has been hanging all these years, and imagining how fun it would be to sit a spell–ice cream cone in hand, of course–trying to “see” who came and went over the years. :)
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Yum! Ice cream!! I didn’t think about wondering the comings and goings of this beautiful door. Guess this one has Heavenly purposes. ❤️
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How different it must have been! No central heat or air, no electricity or indoor plumbing (at least part of the time), sleeping on a hay filled sheet for a mattress, traveling in a wagon… Times sure have changed. :)
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It is a nice door!
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Hi! I’m so excited to see you here. Welcome and thank you for commenting!
The door is actually at the same cemetery where Laura Ingalls Wilder and her family are laid to rest. This door is on a little memorial building for someone else in the cemetery. So unique! :)
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Oh wow how intriguing that visit must have been. It’s always neat to consider how they must have lived, likes and dislikes. I always think about what it might have been like during their era. That is unique!
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