A crooked door held together piece by piece at Cedar Hills State Park in Texas.
Three other photos taken along the trails at Cedar Hills State Park were featured on One Step at a Time #4.
All photos are my own. ©Pepper Tron/Heavens Sunshine
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Posted for Thursday Doors
Now that’s a good ‘ole rustic door, I love it!
Yay! I found it rather interesting too. 😊
Very cool! I love these types of photos 🙂
Thank you very much. I am so glad this photo has been enjoyed. 😊
Image that suggests much simpler times. I’d be downtown with that!
Yes, it does. Thanks for commenting. 😊
You’re welcome! Thank you for posting that beautiful photograph!
That’s an interesting door for sure.
So glad you found it interesting, Linda. 😉
Looks great… with the texture.
Thanks, Teresa. 😊
I love this capture – beautifully composed, and the lighting is perfect. It makes me feel wistful, and wonder what’s behind the door.
A fabulous door find Irene 😀
Thanks, Brian. 😊
It’s beautiful in its decay.
Thanks, Lynette. I agree!
That’s a great door. It’s almost a work of art now.
Thanks, Dan Its differentness definitely caught my attention and I had to click. 😊
Great door; the crookier the better! 🙃👍
It does attract some attention. 😊
Definitely a DIYer! 😀
Without a doubt! 😁. Made me wonder if there was a point to doing it that way.
I am curious to know your thoughts.