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1. NatureWoman - December 27, 2006

Thanks to you I’ve been looking closer at doors - there are some real beautiful ones! I love your haiku - as always!

2. susanlavonne - December 27, 2006

the haiku fits so aptly with the stunning photographs…i especially love the earthy blue against the brown planking…makes me want to visit, that’s for certain

3. Paris Parfait - December 27, 2006

Gorgeous door/entryways and poems!

4. Star - December 27, 2006

I love doors and windows–even those (or maybe especially those) which have been forgotten. They are beautiful, indeed.

That first photo is so incongruous. I’ll bet it was spectacular in its heyday.

5. Crafty Green Poet - December 27, 2006

Beuatiful faded bllor doors. Lovely!

6. get zen - December 27, 2006

I like your take on this subject. Many folks have walked through the doors, many stories they must tell. Beautiful!

7. Patricia (a/k/a Roswila) - December 27, 2006

Yes, too true. Entrances, buildings, all tend to be only functional now. (Or am I too old fashioned at 63 to see the beauty in modern buildings? :-D) Delightful photos.

8. rel - December 28, 2006

Sandy,
Gracefully aging
stories enfolded behind
whispers on the breeze
nice blend of words and image…very nice
rel

9. Neasa - December 28, 2006

Beautiful haiku & stunning pics! I do love old doors.

10. Liza Lee Miller - December 31, 2006

Love weathered, aged doors. It was a real toss-up as to whether or not I would do what I did or this door from Bodie. It’s pretty cool, I think.

(Click on it to see a bigger version!)

11. Liza Lee Miller - December 31, 2006

Oops, your program stripped otu the image so here is just a link to it.

Blushing!

http://www.flickr.com/photos/lizalee/307317716/

12. Kathy - January 2, 2007

I love the photo of the mosses in the Maine woods. Just so lovely. Kathy in Berea, Kentucky