While participating in the Mundane Monday photo challenge by Trablogger, I happened on another photo challenge called Thursday Doors, by Norm 2.0.
Overall I find the Mundane Monday topic a little easier to wrap my head around, and to take pictures of, but the fact is, I really like doors. Their appearance. Their symbolism. And you can tell a lot about a place from its doors, so they are a good travel topic too.
So I’m going to try a few of these, at least until I run out of doors.
This week’s door is the entrance to the old Raths-Apotheke (Pharmacy) in Lüneburg, Lower Saxony, Germany. A pharmacy has been in this location since 1524, and this facade has been there since 1598. We visited friends in Lüneburg on our recent visit to Germany. The colors and figures caught my eye but I didn’t go into the pharmacy itself.
A Thousand Finds 
Well found!Those are splendid doors…what a treat to catch those…..
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Gorgeous. I love doors too, even more so when they’re this elaborate! Great find. Sarah
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Sarah, neat blog you have! I’ve travelled quite a bit in Europe but haven’t seen many of those alternative places. Thanks for stopping by!
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Aw thank you! I love looking out for odd things! 🙂
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Wow that is beautiful! Unbelievable amount of detailed work in this – thanks for sharing it.
And of course, welcome to Thursday Doors! 😀
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Thanks, I’m not sure how many doors I can find, but I’m enjoying looking at the ones on your blog! We just replaced our house doors when we moved in here in CA, so I’ve got a few pictures from that odyssey. It was more complicated than I expected!
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