I was in Baltimore this past weekend. Behind the home that I stayed in was a lane. An honest to goodness lane! Most of the yards had an entry gate from it. One home actually fronted onto the lane. I was about to take a picture of it when a little old lady appeared to ask me why I was taking pictures. That halted my agenda. But she did go on to explain that her house, the very one, was built in 1925. And that the barn / garage was built in 1930. I felt busted when she asked, “why are you taking pictures”. I could only respond, “I take pictures of everything”. She explained that a crew had come through the day before to cut the grass and that there was some heavy equipment involved. She hoped I was a part of a crew coming to repave the lane. She turned out to be very nice. We chatted for a while.
By the way, how do you like that gate to nowhere, cool I thought. It’s just standing there, with age written all over it, going nowhere:) Love it!
Pat
6/27/19
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I love the gate to nowhere, it seems so familiar as though from somewhere in my childhood. An actual Lane is indeed a rare thing today, love this.
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Me too, it was a nice change. Thank you.
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Great doors
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Thanks:)
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Love the gate to nowhere! 😊 Enjoyed your post.
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Thanks Irene.
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It’s definitely a portal. (K)
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Ha, ha! I didn’t think of it that way, but you might be right. Lol! (K), you’re so funny. Have a great weekend:)
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You too Pat! Stay cool!
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I love the gate to nowhere. We take day trips and drive through quaint little mountain towns. We see many things similar to the gate to nowhere. It’s fascinating and I would love to know the stories that took place.
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They would be facinating for sure:)
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That is indeed a gate to nowhere with significant history attached to it.
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I’m sure:)
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Looks like we kinda had the same idea this week. I love the weathered texture look of those first one. Nice finds 🙂
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