These doors drew my attention this week as I walked through residential streets of Battery Point in Hobart.
Well, the boots beside these nice doors, grabbed my attention.
Thursday Doors and Boots
03 Thursday Mar 2016
Posted in photography
RuthsArc
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Great spoted with those boots at the doorsteps.
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I love the colour of that top one and the handle in the middle of the doors is a nice touch 🙂
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Must have been a muddy or wet day, although I leave my shoes and boots indoors on a mat to dry. 🙂
janet
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Not much rain here recently Janet, so not sure why the boots were left outside. Glad I noticed though.
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Maybe they needed airing out. 🙂
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I like the first door with that white knob in the center of the door. I am wondering if those two iron rods aren’t meant to hang one’s shoes/boots on to dry?
Like Janet I have mine inside on a mat to dry or rest in between outings. 🙂
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I love the colors in the first one 🙂 Nice capture 🙂
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Thank you
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That first door just screams of history:). Love it!
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thanks Kay
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Someone’s hubby was sweet enough to leave his work boots at the door! I’m jealous!
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That is a nice gesture, isn’t it.
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Handsome doors. 🙂
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Thanks Judy
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Were both doors in the same neighborhood? We have our rainboots also by the front door
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Yes, in same neighbourhood but it wasn’t a wet day.
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Nice doors and maybe the boots were left outside because they were smelly!!!
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Good point !
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Lovely!
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Great shots of doors that conjure up questions about who lives inside.
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Yes Miriam and why the boots are outside. It wasn’t a wet day.
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Nice capture. In Hawaii, the local custom is to remove shoes and slippers before entering homes; so maybe you came across some transplanted local Hawaii people 😀
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Thanks for commenting. Perhaps it’s a transplanted custom 🙂
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