@ Ciel - I think it's a symbol of what might have been...This is the entrance to a group of villas called Stonewood Villas. They're very nice. But I have a feeling the folks living there didn't want to pay for a guarded gate. Maybe in the future, but I doubt it.
"Photographers deal in things which are continually vanishing and when they have vanished there is no contrivance on earth which can make them come back again." — Henri Cartier-Bresson
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Unfortunately, there is no gate and no guard!
Good, that means it's safe there!
If there were a guard, he wouldn't have much trouble finding that door, would he?
The red door really stands out...I guess the guard is somewhere else... LOL.
That red door has magical properties, I think. No more protection is needed.
Thinking ahead to when they might need a gate and a guard?
LOL! I think I have to agree with brattcat. Very striking red — love it!
No guard? What will they do when there's an uprising? What about hot pursuits with golf carts?
The red door truly is the focal point. No gate and no guard, methinks, bodes well for your community since it obviously does not need it.
so very picturesque
It's a cute little place. I bet one could live there. Just put some curtains on the windows..........MB
belle maisonnette, on peut pas louper la porte rouge ;)
So the barbarians are allowed beyond the gates...
Good thing there's no guard or gate - why live in prison? Amazing how a red door can brighten things up.
It could be a nice and warm mini cafeteria.
Regards
Valery
I guess the economy is hitting all sectors.
I've always called them 'guardshacks'...but this is definetly not a shack! Very nice. Love that red door!
I do like the red door!
I guess they were looking forward to better days when they built this one. I like the red door though.
One thing it does have is a very red door! Which is ok with me, I like red doors.
This is a really cute little guard house. I love the red door.
& your photo captures it so nicely with the striking shadows too.
Cute! I would rent it, it would be big enough for me :-)))
So what IS it for then?
could it be... HAUNTED?!
@ Ciel - I think it's a symbol of what might have been...This is the entrance to a group of villas called Stonewood Villas. They're very nice. But I have a feeling the folks living there didn't want to pay for a guarded gate. Maybe in the future, but I doubt it.
What good is a gatehouse without a gate and a guard?
But that red door is really flashy!
Very red. Do people have trouble finding the door?
I love the cheeryness of this photo! (Is "cheeryness" a word?)
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