And what country can preserve its liberties if their rulers are not warned from time to time that their people preserve the spirit of resistance? Let them take arms. The remedy is to set them right as to facts, pardon and pacify them. What signify a few lives lost in a century or two? The tree of liberty must be refreshed from time to time with the blood of patriots and tyrants.
gothic doorway to a dungeon/wine cellar reminds me of the looming democrat convention(which should be held to a COD basis by those supplying it) and the hildabeast hiding behind one of the curtains waiting for the call to save the party(she is hearing the voices in her head again). hiding a little to the side behind another curtain is the Moochelle with a stiletto in her(?) hand to give the hildabeast a sicilian necktie incase she tries to answer the call. because everyone knows it's Moochelle's turn.
Mike, not a wall hanging. That is a two stage security doorway. Both doors have the hingepins covered by the door, and the doors overhang the doorframe stonework, meaning the outer one must be chopped out to access the inner door. The odd thing is that it is a duplicate setup, since there isn't enough distance between them to set up the inner door to swing the same direction. I wonder if both doors have sliding bars on both sides?
gothic doorway to a dungeon/wine cellar reminds me of the looming democrat convention(which should be held to a COD basis by those supplying it) and the hildabeast hiding behind one of the curtains waiting for the call to save the party(she is hearing the voices in her head again). hiding a little to the side behind another curtain is the Moochelle with a stiletto in her(?) hand to give the hildabeast a sicilian necktie incase she tries to answer the call. because everyone knows it's Moochelle's turn.
ReplyDeleteNot just the door but it's location...It's an early motel with adjoining rooms!
ReplyDeleteWhere is this?
ReplyDeleteLooks fitting for a LotR story
ReplyDeleteThe door is nice, but the 6-foot thick solid stone walls contribute something to it also.
ReplyDelete- Aesop
That is a "wall hanging" of decorative art. The "door" is on the far side of the jamb.
ReplyDeleteMike,
ReplyDeletenot a wall hanging. That is a two stage security doorway. Both doors have the hingepins covered by the door, and the doors overhang the doorframe stonework, meaning the outer one must be chopped out to access the inner door. The odd thing is that it is a duplicate setup, since there isn't enough distance between them to set up the inner door to swing the same direction. I wonder if both doors have sliding bars on both sides?