Dover Castle had so many interesting doors, but it was this one that caught my eye for the colour. The Blue against the moss-covered stone was utterly charming and that’s saying a lot for a castle!
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Love the door, but I also love that stone. Gorgeous!
It was an amazing combo. I just walked into the massive courtyard and that blue, blew me away. So modern a colour and I think it works!
There’s some history there, Susan!
Tom that’s true!!! More than one can jam into a blog!
Dover Castle. My favourite castle in all the world. I love the door there too! Off down at half term to suss out the bottom layer of the cliff tunnels, Dumpy level.
Kate, the tunnels are amazing, I hope you don’t get a super fast tour guide like I did. He practically rushed us through the war rooms! But then…maybe it was just me, I could have spent hours there!