Door to nowhere. No doorknob!!!! 1880’s Town, Belvedere, South Dakota.. a few miles from where I grew up!
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lifelessons - a blog by Judy Dykstra-Brown 
At least it’s not green …? Cheers Jamie.
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Life just begins at the “door way to no where”.
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No door knob, so you can’t enter in the usual way. What’s behind the door? Interesting!
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Obviously a design statement.
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Ha.. like the newest version of everything online. Functionality and ease of use makes way for invisibility and streamlined looks.
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Awesome find and hey, the link-up worked for you this week: yay!
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That’s because I’m visiting Forgottenman and he reminded me it was Thursday. I usually remember to post the door after the door is already shut.
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Mystery door; that character!
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Judy, is that the town that’s right along I-90? I really like the door.
janet
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Yes, it is, Janet. Have you been there?
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We’ve driven by it to and from Wyoming every summer for decades, but have never stopped.
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It’s really worth stopping at. I’d never seen it either, but it is the best such attraction I’ve seen. All buildings authentic, moved there from all over South Dakota. Its owner, who lived in Murdo as did I, was telling me fantastic stories about moving these buildings on during low traffic hours–usually at night. He is a great storyteller. This was his dad’s passion, and his.
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