Not a Lunenburg Door.

[Douglas Sherman]

This door was found on an abandon home at Cape Neddick, NY I thought it presented an interesting surface and contrast to those at Lunenburg, Nova Scotia. The two Halloween pumpkins dress it up nicely.

 

[AlanLichty]

A very distinct contrast to the well maintained paint jobs from Lunenburg. Interesting to see the painted pumpkins next to the abandoned structure.

 

[Ben Egbert]

Needs a good scrapping-sanding and some paint and it could look nice.

 

[JimFox]

What a super cool door Doug with lots of character. Those 2 pumpkins really set it off nicely.

Were you able to peek inside any of the windows? Was there anything still in it?

 

[Douglas Sherman]

A very distinct contrast to the well maintained paint jobs from Lunenburg. Interesting to see the painted pumpkins next to the abandoned structure.

Those pumpkins were being sold at the home next door to this so I bought them and put them here to give the door some more character.

 

[Douglas Sherman]

Needs a good scrapping-sanding and some paint and it could look nice.

I agree, Ben.

 

[Douglas Sherman]

What a super cool door Doug with lots of character. Those 2 pumpkins really set it off nicely.

Were you able to peek inside any of the windows? Was there anything still in it?

I did peak inside and it was a mess as most abandoned houses are. Read Alan's reply to see where those pumpkins came from.

 

[MonikaC]

I'm not sure I would have guessed that they were pumpkins. They make a nice contrast to the dilapidated door.