Its a short little door post this week. My (not-so) trusty computer is still in rehab.
In my Cyprus village I pass a lovely little door most days, one of the old iron-work doors that were so popular on the island, probably during the 1950’s to 60’s.
I’m so noticing doors now, since I joined this weekly event. Previously I flashed past it on my way to somewhere, but this morning I stopped, shot and admired.
I received some sideways glances, but smiles all around when I indicated that I was admiring. It’s nicely kept too…
The door…
The door plus the little house it belongs to…
Linking with Thursday Doors, a weekly event hosted by Norm Frampton. Pop on over, hit the blue button and check out some more of today’s doors…
Travels in the Middle East and beyond 
What a lovely little door! It and the white building set one another off.
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Thank you Marian, it is such a lovely little door, time to add it in to the TD posts!
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Lovely doors 🙂
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A beautiful door! Hope you’ll get your computer back soon and good to go:)
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Thank you, Jesh, I’m still waiting for the computer but the little door was a good stop gap for troubled posting times!
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That one would have me circling back as well. Nice find 🙂
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Thanks Norm, there are an awful lot of these little ironwork doors all over town, it’s only since I joined Thursday doors my door antenna is now spotting them… I wonder if one of these days , when I’m focusing on someone’s door I’ll be hauled off to explain myself and my shots…!
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I love the ironwork, it’s lasted very well.
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Thanks Jean, a few more to come over the year, I’m now focused in on them so am searching !
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These are unusually beautiful.
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Thanks, I’m glad you like it, they are quite different!
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Oh yes, that’s a good one! 🙂
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Thanks Joey, it was worth a shot and post I think !
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Really nice metal work. The flower design stands out!
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Thanks, Yes, it’s lovely metal work, shame it’s not continued nowadays as it doesn’t seem to be modern taste here. Never mind, I’ll keep capturing the ones that exist!
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