Rochester has some amazing doors, and funny enough, loads of very crooked doors. This door once led to an amazing Sunday Roast, with potatoes crisped to perfection in goose fat, and rare roast beef on offer. If one could manage it afterwards, an amazing Sticky Toffee Pudding was on offer! But that was years ago, and no longer can you find an English Roast Dinner behind this door. What caught my interest about this door, was not only the door’s angle, sliding downwards to the right, but the dead bolt lock rising to the left in defiance! A door with its various bits not quite sure in which direction to go!
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One of my favourite towns. i ised to teach just down the road in Cuxton. Love Dicken’s ramshackle house.
Hi Kate, Rochester is such a fun place and funny you mention Cuxton, a mutual friend of ours used to live there! 🙂
Do you knowm Susan, sometimes I would forget my head if it weren’t sewn on 😀
Same here so don’t worry! 🙂
Reblogged this on The Legion of Door Whores.
Adrian…many thanks for the reblog!!