Rococo is de rigueur in Mexico. Love this door.
A stroll along 16 de Septiembre street in Ajijic yields these doors:
(Click on first door to enlarge all.)
In response to today’s Thursday Doors prompt.
My friend Lach made this incredible parrot wood door for his friend. He even made the glass which is actually layers of resin sprinkled with crushed glass and marbles. What a labor-intensive gift of love this one was. That’s Lach McGuigan standing next to his parrot door. The hand, also, is his..
(Please click on the first photo to enlarge photos to see the remarkable workmanship in this door.)
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The owner of this chocolate shop gives all the proceeds of her business to Hope House, a local shelter for abused and neglected boys aged 2-18. Amazing. I’ll show some of the confections later.
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Morrie’s admirer Niña lives behind these gates. I think she spends more time at our house, though! Here is Niña. You’ll see more of her later:
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The vines surrounding the concrete pillars in front of this beachside hotel grow up the sides of trees, thus the rounded shape. Usually they are used as pillars with the tree trunk inside, but for some reason, they substituted concrete. Neat effect, though.
For Norm’s Thursday Doors Challenge.
I love this door at Mayahuel in La Manzanilla:
And the positioning of this mask beside the door:
Click on first photo to enlarge all.
This is my entry for Norm’s Thursday Doors.
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