Something tells me that the owner of this door is into framing. There were no other signs besides for this arrangement of frame samples - which kinda strange if you ask me. Either they have a fantastic reputation, or perhaps they have portable signage that gets erected during business hours.

Capetonians, I defy you to tell me where this doorway is located. A clue is, if you love the beach, you'd probably have walked past it; more than once. :)

What's with us humans that we absolutely have to know what lies behind any locked door. Well okay, perhaps it's unfair to paint us all with the same brush, but tell me that looking at this lock doesn't make you wonder what's behind the door. Well? :)

Don't you love photos that tell a story? Did you notice how the photo's composition makes it to look a little like a face?

Through the doors you're able to see an industrial area, located just outside of Cape Town city, named Paarden Island. I find it super-interesting to drive around industrial areas - to see the types of businesses that operate. It's often really surprising what one finds! If you haven't done so before then perhaps you should take a drive through an industrial area. Really, it can be interesting. :)

I really wanted to go inside, but the old dilapidated building was just a little too eerie - I really wasn't sure what I would find on the other side of those green doors.

Only now did I notice that there appears to be something resembling a picture frame to the right of the stairs. How very strange.

The problem with north-facing painted doors and window frames is that the harsh African summer sun alternating with wet winters and howling wind soon causes this kind of damage. And you know, I'm just not that into sanding and painting. :)