A Gate In Little Italy
While walking to College St in Little Italy for brunch, I came upon this wonderful old gate in front of one of the old Victorian homes in the neighbourhood. On a hot day this overgrown front garden looked very cool and refreshing and this gate looks like it may have been guarding the space for many, many years.
Looks like a gateway to an imaginary, mysterious, world.
ReplyDeleteNice iron work.
ReplyDeleteoh, that's a beauty! hoping you'll link it to good fences on thursday!
ReplyDeleteThat really is a great scene. I love the old gate and I love the overgrown garden. It adds a bit of mystery.
ReplyDeleteSuch a pretty little gate Pat.. wouldn't this have been too perfect for the September theme?
ReplyDeleteAn entrance to a secret garden, very intriguing!
ReplyDeleteIt is definitely lovely!
ReplyDeleteThanks for all your comments during my blackout!
I especially like those squiggly pieces at the top.
ReplyDeleteSomeone lives there?. Looks sloppy.
ReplyDeleteThat is a nice romantic looking gate - not like some of the garish ones found in Little Italy.
ReplyDeleteVery pretty with the green vegetation behind it.
ReplyDeleteGreat find. That little gate is a work of art.
ReplyDeleteMany a soul has strode in and out of that gate.
ReplyDeletewhat resonance for me! Oh Pat I love it. You oughta link to this Thursday's good fences:
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It's lovely.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great find.
ReplyDeleteThis is a wonderful old gate. Great find, RedPat!
ReplyDeleteNice and rustic!
ReplyDeletethanks, pat! i enjoyed my second time viewing it, too. :)
ReplyDeleteNice gate. I could find a place for it.
ReplyDeleteDelightful gate! Very artistic.
ReplyDeleteI love old ornate metal gates, even rusty ones. It goes so well wight eh stones of bricks.
ReplyDeleteMy "Good Fences" post can be found here:
http://proartz.blogspot.com/2014/08/good-fences-82114-gugus-truck.html