Gatesville, Texas
The Feed Mill Restaurant. The entrance is a little perwhacky but the food is really good.
Thursday is for Doors over at Norm 2.0.
It's a long story …
a light-hearted look at life by Tresha Barger
Gatesville, Texas
The Feed Mill Restaurant. The entrance is a little perwhacky but the food is really good.
Thursday is for Doors over at Norm 2.0.
It's a long story ... 
Very fond of the first two, with their overgrown details, and love the stone and washed-out blue as well. Great doors 🙂
I’ve never heard of “perwhacky” before, but I like it! The overgrown doors are cool, but ivy is SO bad for whatever it climbs on, even though it looks great. Happy Thursday!
janet
Cool buildings. My favorite is the red door. Never heard of “perwhacky” before.The restaurant looks more like a hardware store to me, but all that matters is that it has good food.
Maybe “perwhacky” is a regional term?
I’d like to know what it means. I’ll start using it where I live and see if it catches on. 🙂
It means off-kilter. I couldn’t find it online. It is a word I grew up with, so I can’t tell you its origin. I don’t really think I’m the one who made it up but it is strange I can’t find any online reference. Perwhacky idea, perwhacky building, perwhacky art. Perwhacky is a perwhacky word.
Hahaha. I like it. I’m going to use it and see if folks here think I’m a perwhacky person.
Nice collection. There’s something about that 3rd one that appeals to me; most likely that stone wall.
Gorgeous golden-hour light on that Feedmill shot 🙂
Is that just board above the red door? I was also curious about perwhacky! Looks like another door was taken out to the right of the blue door (or maybe a window?). I like the bottom photo!
That is some kind of board above the red door. Maybe there used to be glass there, for a window?
Oh yes, I support these wholeheartedly. 🙂
Great shots! I live in Gatesville and dabble in photography. I have taken several photos at this same location. 🙂 -Ashley