Wednesday, 8 August 2012
D is for Door Knocker
This door knocker can be found on Stonegate, one of York's oldest streets. It has been painted black like the door and I suspect has quite some age to it. I didn't notice the colours reflected in the glossy paint until I reviewed the photo back home! When I look at this door knocker I think I can see a gentleman in a large floppy hat with a ruff around his neck, and very long arms which can be raised to knock on the door. What do you see?
Taking part in ABC Wednesday
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Stonegate,
Windows and Doors
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A classic feature! more interesting than a buzzer, though a doorbell can be nice too.
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Beautiful find and a lovely photo- I see what you see Deb, and am sure that is what we are meant to observe, but I can also catch sight of an Egyptian mummy... (off to opticians soon)...
ReplyDeleteFeels a little bit spooky--I can hear the loud banging--klunking sound of it hitting the door.
ReplyDeleteAnn
Just the name "Stonegate" brings a cold erie feeling... I like your interpretation of the knocker!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful door knocker. Catching up With ABC.
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Rose, ABC Wednesday Team
Yes I too think that this has been on this door for quite some years. I can see where you are coming from with the face but...
ReplyDeleteI see a lovely old door, with beautifully reflective property....and I think it's a man with long arms tool....
ReplyDeleteIs anybody home?
ReplyDeleteHmm. Jacob Marley.
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