This is a structure in the Historic Stagecoach Park in Buda, Texas. The information marker says an African-American man named Clint lived in it while he worked for the Carrington Hotel sometime around the year 1900.
Clint’s Cabin
The cabin was moved from its original site to the park so that it would not be torn down. The City of Buda completed the renovations in 2014.
Thursday is for Doors over at Norm 2.0.
The DeGolyer estate is in the Dallas Arboretum and Botanical Garden. I meant to return to it to photograph the doors when they were both closed but that idea lasted only a few seconds. I didn’t remember until I got home the next day and looked at the photographs on my computer.
Thursday is for Doors over at Norm 2.0.
Cabin doors in Wimberley, Texas, alongside Cypress Creek.
Thursday is for Doors over at Norm 2.0.
This is our back door. (Ahem.) We’ve always had dogs (Labrador Retrievers and some mixed breed rescues) and over the years a few of them figured out how to let us know they were ready to come back inside: they scratched the door. Scratched it right down to the metal that started to rust. Dogs are quick to pick up habits that favor them and this one did. They scratched, I opened the door. Who says I’m not trainable?
Thursday is for doors over at Norm 2.0. (The doors I usually post are a lot cleaner than this one. Oh, well.)
Somewhere in Temple, Texas.
Thursday is for doors over at Norm 2.0.
It's a long story ... 