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| This one is on the back door of the Saint-Paul–Saint-Louis church in Paris. I wonder if it's the original; if so, then it's somewhere between 373 and 387 years old. And that makes me wonder if they still have the key. [To see more ABC posts, go here.] |
Wednesday, April 2, 2014
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Excellent photo with the textures and colors!
ReplyDeleteI'd hate to be LOCKED out!
ReplyDeleteROG, ABCW
wow, that is beautiful!
ReplyDeleteIf it is lost, this lock would be easy to break, though I hope that doesn't happen. I knew someone once in Paris who swiped keys of famous monuments like the Arc of Triomphe, Notre-Dame.... Caretakers just used to leave them hanging in the keyhole....
ReplyDeleteI love captures of bygone eras! The coloring, rusty texture and age make this especially lovely. Great find!
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And a rusty looking lock at that! Nice L post!
ReplyDeleteA great picture that tells a long tale. - Margy
ReplyDeleteI love these close up shots of Paris. Well done.
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Great picture of that rusty, rustic lock!
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