In my hiking, sometimes, I walked through the village of Luk Keng, before heading uphill.
Many a time, I passed by this ancestral hall which is beautifully adorned, with writings on all three sides of the door.
As for the Jie O one which I showed in another post, the doors have door guards, this time gold ain color.
And below the door guards, are a couple of lion door handles.
Love your selection of doors Michael. Makes me want to open them and explore what is on the the other side!
They are fascinating! Glad you like it.
You’ve been coming across a gold mine of fabulous doors lately.
While personally I like these pictures but they are not getting the many Likes as my other photos used to get.Anyway, I will continue to show what I like to share. Regards, Michael
I can’t believe it’s the pictures causing the slump. I’ve noticed a drop myself and my Intermission stories are usually the most popular. I think, as the song goes, “summertime…and the livin’ is easy…” (at least it is here – what season are you in now?)
We are in our Summer too! Yes, many people do go away for holidays.
i love the graphics and pattern treatment
Glad that you like it!