In through the back door?

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This door, can you see it?

Is hidden in the stage backdrop of this outdoor cafe


A closeup Mr De Ville?

For earlier posts in this series, check out The Doors Archive.

Comments

  1. JC2:43 pm, May 28, 2009

    That is a way COOL door. They must have had too much fun doing that one.

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  2. ADDY2:51 pm, May 28, 2009

    What an unusual cafe. Do you just sit outside or are there more tables inside? In which case I notice no windows!

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  3. Saz2:54 pm, May 28, 2009

    This is on the inside of the open bandstand if you get my drift...seat inside AND outside, Moannie and I had a cuppa tea for two £1.60, we were so thrilled it wasn't £3.50 each!!

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  4. Sniffles and Smiles4:04 pm, May 28, 2009

    Wow! Love it!!! Great find, Saz!!!! ~Janine XO

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  5. Queen-Size funny bone4:20 pm, May 28, 2009

    How interesting and a creative idea.

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  6. Suburbia5:07 pm, May 28, 2009

    Like your pics. Hows half term going for you?

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  7. Elizabeth Bradley6:29 pm, May 28, 2009

    Fun stuff.

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  8. Expat mum8:28 pm, May 28, 2009

    Ooh! I wonder if I could do that somewhere in my house? Probably not. Pah!

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  9. An English Shepherd9:13 pm, May 28, 2009

    Great door, (I like to rush through them...)

    Wizz :-)

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  10. Janie2:45 am, May 29, 2009

    Very cleverly concealed door!

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  11. joker the lurcher5:26 am, May 29, 2009

    what a fantastic place! i love unusual cafes.

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  12. Suldog1:19 pm, May 29, 2009

    Cool! I love hidden delights!

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  13. Woman in a Window12:10 am, May 30, 2009

    Cool doors. HEY, that's my second blog's name!

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Thanks for stopping by!

Take the weight of your feet, draw up a chair and pour yourself a cuppa. Leave your troubles at the door and together we shall ride out the storms.


Saz x

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