A few Tucson images
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Clearly, the building owner had leftover paint.
13 doorknobs, 2 horseshoes (properly hung), and 3 distinctly different address numbers = Best Door Award
A particularly nice abandoned building; that pigeon would not pose properly for me, though, which I must say I resent
I just know there was interesting stuff going on in there. Boring places don't get draped with netting like this.
7 comments:
Sweet wounded Jesus! Those are some highly amazing photos Julie!
Encore encore.
-Ryan (d-o-m)
julie julie your blog is pretty.
Hooray! Thank you Jann and Ryan.
More pictures to come!
Julie, you have a pretty amazing eye for photography!
Thanks, what's_!
Last night I tossed and turned in bed. Something was nagging me, I couldn't figure it out. It was like, there was something on my mind, but I didn't know exactly what it was. There was an answer I needed, but I did not know the question.
It gnawed on me all day, but I finally remembered the question a few minutes ago. How do you open a dor with 13 door-knobs? I mean, most of the ones I know are spring loaded, so you would need the combined efforts of atleast 13 appendages capable of turning a door knob to open this door.
perplexing.
-Jim
Funnily, the gentleman whom this door serves walked up after I had taken my picture, and opened it easily with a key and one turn of the hand.
Sadly, this points to 12 dummy knobs in play.
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