Charming garden gate in Old Town. Didn’t write down the name of the street where I found this, unfortunately. It would be nice to shoot it again when the leaves change color on the tree in the background.
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Looks like it should be Christmas time with that lovely natural wreath! ( Not long to go anyway ).
Oh, this is lovely! The wreath against the white gate is dramatic. Have a good week!
That is a charming garden gate and the ivy and wreathe just add to the charm. I want to open it and walk in.
wow…nice shot!
I want one! Yes it’s very charming.
It appears to be a small, low gate, which makes me think of Hobbits!
The wreath is very beautiful. Great find!
I like gates, I always would want to know who lives there, especially when the gate is so lovely. Very nice shot.
Somehow I prefer this gate over the wrought iron one. It has much more charm.
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