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Wasn't that a wardrobe??!!
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Wardrobe door either way with a bit of imagination-
oh whatever yes it was wardrobe. Β
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And it's far more of an adventure to think that Narnia may be behind the door in this photo! Β Oh, I'd so love to meet Mr Tumnus!!
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Oh HelΒ ja! Β
Tummus hahaha, so sweet and kind such a polite faun. Aww. Β
I could swap stories and teas with that faun for hours, and although I don't play any woodwinds I do drum-
So clap your hands while keeping rhythm with your feet. 
Although I think I would eat him out of house and home with out meaning to do so. . . ha oops.
Ahh! And sigh too. It'd be so fun! It'd be so relaxing. Oh it'd just be grand.Β Β Β Β
. . . But I think I'd get along better with the centaurs.
I'm told I can be a bit a- um. . .much? I don't know, I'm just me. ^_^
And I like this door, this is a good door.
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The Centaurs!! I'd forgotten about them! Think it's time to root out the DVD!!
It is a great door isn't it and the good news is that there's another, almost identical door, just around the corner from this one.
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Two doors?!Β
Gasp it's a portal!Β Β Β
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I love your Catalonia series ~ you've really captured the essence of the place! 
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Hi Coco. Thanks so much for your lovely comment. It's an area which is very special to us so, very pleased that you approve.Β
I know it's a bit of a long haul from Oz but, have you visited Catalonia and experienced the wonderful atmosphere there?
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Pam ~ no, I've never left Australia, but maybe one day! Cheers, Coco
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Catalonia is definitely worth leaving for!! 
Better check out the piggy bank!! Pam
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Definitely need a bigger piggy bank!! 
Cheers Pam
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I agree, thank you for the nice vision
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Glad you liked the "vision" !
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The blue background emphasizes the natural stone walls and the old wooden door in the shape of Moorish style.
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Thank you for the comment - natural stone always seems to photograph well. I loved the shape of the door in this one - so unusual.Β
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Indeed a window eccentrically is unusual. Do you know the reason why?
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Sorry no, I think it is probably a Romanesque style of architecture and pictures of medieval churches in the area show similar shaped doors, but with much more ornate stone sculpture around them.
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maybe Romanesque and a tik of Moorish, because it looks like keyhole?
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Hmm there could well be a bit of Moorish in there as well. Spanish architecture certainly has a Moorish influence.
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Indeed the Moorish coulombs are thin and maybe you could see them hidden behind the door?
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Perhaps, if I could have got close enough but, it was a private house and I would probably have met up with a very angry owner!!
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This was a chance, or you would be invited for a glas of wine?
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And I missed it!! Maybe next time
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Admiring a house or architecture you have a good chance, now or next visit.
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Tell us something about these secrets!
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No I cannot - it's secret!!!
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I'm guessing you could think up a very good story!
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I want to be TOLD a story!
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Once upon a time there was a ..... !! Β The door had not been opened for many years because ..... but one day ...... !
Let's make it more exciting: you fill in the blanks!!
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.... little bird with blue feathers. .... the key was lostΒ Β Β Β Β Β Β Β .... the little blue bird found the key in the grass Β Β
And now?Β Β
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Thanks for using my gif. It was the first one I made.
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It is very nice, thank you for sharing it!
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You welcome!
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Oh dear, I sense a problem ....... the little bird was delighted to find the key but... the key was too big and too heavy for him to lift with his tiny feet or beak. Β What could he do ......??Β
Over to you!!
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Ha, he flew to his beloved friend, the great witch Urschl Untam Β and asked her for help. Urschl came, damaged the door with her foot and let the little birdie in. Entering the house he saw ..... ???
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A very gloomy and dusty room but there in the corner was a cage and inside fluttering frantically against the bars, was a tiny bird of exquisite beauty... he recognised her instantly.
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It was Lillybelly Silverwing the birdie-fairy! Who had prisonned her in this awful cage? The little blue bird wanted to open it but there was no lock, no key. What could he do? He asked the witch for help and she waved her magic wand and cried very loud and shrill: "Hokus, Pokus, ugly cage, open or I get in rage!" And the cage exploded....
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And the little bird escaped - free forever. She and the little male bird, whose name completely escapes me, (did we actually give him a name?!
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We have to begin a new one! I'll have a look through your sheep-pictures....
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This looks like the front door leading into a wizard's lair.
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Then I had a lucky escape!!
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Either that or his minions were getting a good track on your whereabouts for future visits.
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