I have named today’s feature, “The Zee Door.” What else could I possibly name it since it has a huge Z on it? I came across this building while strolling the streets of Greenfield Village at The Henry Ford Museum.
An entrance to an outdoor garden was featured on “Through the Red Doors.”
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Posted for Thursday Doors
That barn is very well maintained. See if you were Canadian, you would call it a “zed door”. 🙂
Wonderful colour and texture!
Thanks, Belinda. It is hard to pass up a red building. 😉
Knock, knock.
Who’s there?
“Zee.”
Zee who?
“Zee for yourself!” 😄
hahaha! That is too funny, Hammad. Thanks for the laugh. 😂
That’s a great door and an excellent photograph.
Thanks for your comment. I also want to thank you for hosting this challenge. Doors had never caught my attention before and now I find myself looking for an interesting door everywhere I go because of Thursday Doors.
That’s how I got started when Norm was running this challenge. They’re contagious.
Yes, they are. 😁
Yes it is funny, you are creative, Thank you, Love, nia
Thanks, Nia. Have a wonderful weekend. 😊
That is so funny Pepper.
Thanks, Leanne. Have a fun weekend. 😊
I showed it on my Blog.
Thanks, Gisela. 😊
A classic design that has definitely proven itself.
So true! Seems like it is structurally sound. 😊
That’s how I made my doors 😁 A great door
You must have some sturdy doors, Brian. 😁
Nearly all doors need a bracing to stop them from drooping. The last ones I made were for the chooks house 😁
Chooks house? As in chicken coop? It has been fun learning about doors from Thursday Doors. 😉
Yes Irene, that’s right.
Do you know why they call it a chicken coop with two doors?
If it had four doors, it would be a sedan.😁
hahaha! I know it now. I’ll have to remember that one. 😂
I am curious to know your thoughts.